Instant Apache Camel Messaging System

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There are many ways to handle data exchange between applications and systems. Apache Camel is a lightweight integration framework that trades in complexity to focus on simplicity, elegance, and flexibility instead. This book teaches you to handle data exchange using the messaging functions of the Apache Camel framework.Instant Apache Camel Messaging System is a practical, hands-on guide that provides you with step-by-step instructions which will help you to take advantage of the Apache Camel integration framework using Maven, the Spring Framework, and the TDD approach.Instant Apache Camel Messaging System introduces you to Apache Camel and provides easy-to-follow instructions on how to set up a Maven-based project and how to use unit tests and mocks to develop your application in a ‚Äútest first, code later‚Äù manner. This book will help you take advantage of modern Java development infrastructures including the Spring Framework, Java DSL, Spring DSL, and Apache Camel to enhance your application.If you are looking at ways to connect various systems and applications and wondering how to configure data flow in a simple and elegant manner, then Apache Camel is for you, and this book will show you where to begin. Spis treści:
Instant Apache Camel Messaging System
Instant Apache Camel Messaging System
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1. Instant Apache Camel Messaging System
So, (...) więcej what is Apache Camel?
Enterprise Integration Patterns
What Camel can do
Routing
Transformation
Monitoring
Installation
Using a dependency management tool
Step 1 creating a project
Step 2 editing the POM file
The manual way
Step 2 adding JAR files to your classpath
And thats it
Quick start creating a Camel application
Top 6 features you need to know about
A little bit of terminology
Message
Endpoint
Exchange
Routes and URIs
Leveraging main support
Apache Camel modules
Adding more components
Testing a Camel application
Mocking
Adding Spring
Camel context configuration
Spring support for tests
Making things more complex
Routing
Java DSL
Testing the application
Spring DSL
Modularity with Spring
Using beans
Performing transformations
Transforming between data formats
Transforming with type converters
Transforming data using templates
Enterprise Integration Patterns
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Blogs O autorze: Evgeniy Sharapov has been working in the software development field for over 10 years. At the beginning of his career, he wrote software in C and C++ for signals and data processing; he later picked up Java, Python, Ruby, Clojure, and Scala, gradually moving up on the ladder of abstraction levels. For the last few years he has been developing enterprise level applications on Java platform using all sorts of tools and frameworks, such as Spring, Hibernate, iBatis, Drools, JBoss, Webshere, Maven, and Ant, while maintaining interest in fringe software development using Ruby on Rails, TorqueBox, Clojure, and Scala. mniej