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Apache Camel first steps I
Many articles and tutorials exist over the web showing the usage of Apache Camel. The Camel site itself it's a great (of course) source of information and how-tos. Read the first chapter of "Camel in...
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In the post Apache Camel first steps II you can see how to create a basic camel project using maven and define a simple route. The next step would be using a powerful component the Properties component...
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Camel and beans I
The Camel DSL is very powerful and has different dialects. You can do almost anything when defining a route nesting your business logic directly between the from()...to() statement. But is this what...
View ArticleKaraf and Graylog2 (log4j appenders in general)
In order to use Graylog2 in the right way within servicemix and karaf some configuration steps are required. According to the karaf documentation these are the steps:add a new appender in...
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Rest Service in Camel using CXF and Beans
This tutorial shows how to create a simple rest interface using the CXF component and beans in Camel. It is pretty straight forward but it shows all the basics. You can find the source code at:...
View ArticleJCR project - part 1
This is a brief tutorial on how to start playing with JCR and Jackrabbit. At the end of it you will have a some code that creates a repository and allows you to interact with it by adding and search...
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In this post I'll show how to instantiate a repository using a repo home directory and a repository.xml file. To focus on the actual code and project configuration I am using the xml generated by...
View ArticleJCR standalone with MySQL
In this post you'll see the steps required to use jackrabbit repository in mode: •manual •persistent (mysql)I am going to use an update version of the code used in the previous two posts that can be...
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