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Great teaching in a simple way to understand the concept..

nice explanation

Sir, you’re amazing! Watching your videos helped me pass my semester successfully 😭

very good example :)

Very nice... Thank you

Thanks for the video! A bit sad that this might get outdated as the camel tests are having lots of changes lately - you might need to make a new video sometime soon :D

Hi Sir, How to test remote web service url using Apache camel test kit.

Hello, great video, I can't find much information about Apache Camel and Spring Boot. I'm working on processing a file line by line, but I need to get the header names and have them available for the other rows in the file because I need to apply some logic together. So far I haven't been able to persist the header names in the following lines. What I have been able to do is process line by line. Do you know how I could do that?

Very nice explanation. Thank you !

On the api documentation, the endpoints are shown without context path. Any fix for that?

Why copy and paste, why not automatically generate documentation

Video is good , pls don't use BG music while explaining. Thanks!!!!

great video explaining default caching and then Redis cache. Also liked the fact that you use OkHttp 😃

Excellent.

Excelent content. Is very good.

Thanks sir, this is great!

How to manually execute shell command if app (web) deployed in the cloud?

Anything for quarkus camel? This is in spring boot

Hello Saggu, Am currently using camel 2.22 pretty old v ‘ facing issues with connection close for one of camel route which calls http external api that responds with 206 partial content status code , can you please share some knowledge on how to close open http connection. Due to 206 status. Ode may be camel is not able to close up connection while piles open http connection and causes connection pool exhaustion

thank you

I had to implement aggregation, and spent an afternoon trying it myself - this made it clear in 36mins!! Great tutorial!! I should always check your Camel playlist before getting started 😅

Nice explain

Thank you, was informative :)

Quite impressive explaination clear and crisp !!!

Very informative. Thanks

Amazing explanation! Keep going!!

nice content, thanks you! However, i got problem with the rabbitmq, there is no problem with the from part, i.e. the queue acts as consumer which can be auto-declared, however it does not happen to the "to" endpoint (as a producer in rabbitmq). The "out" queue can never be created automatically. I have to manually create the queue and bind to the exchange to make it work. i tried use your toF as well, no luck. btw, i use camel 4.6. spring boot 3.2.10. i just guess the auto declare does not work in this version, maybe need to call the rabbitmq's administration tools to create queue and bing to exchange? could shed some lights on this problem? many thanx

Brilliant thank you

Excellent description with examples!

Way you explain is very simple ❤

Hi . My thread printing 2 times in log . What to do?

This Spring Boot Playlist has some amazing stuff which are not present anywhere. I am really hooked to this and will watch all your videos surely.

hi Sir very helpful video, currently stuck on a test case for a route with saga propagation set to .propagation(SagaPropagation.MANDATORY) and i couldn't find your test case for sagaRoute, is there any way you could help me out?

Thank you for your insightful presentation :)

lovely stuff. Please keep making more videos sir. Your way of teaching really thorough and simple. Please continue the good work..

Does it ever happened to you (or anyone else reading this comment), the necessity to debug inside a route containing a .split() block? Because I'm noticing I am not able in any way to get the debugger of my IntelliJ stop inside a process block which is placed inside that said split block. I am not even able to print a system out or a log and this is really weird because I am certain the code flow leading to an exception is happening in that point... Anyway thank u for the other useful tips

I want to understand below points, 1. Should functional microservice communicate to orchestrator? 2. Should orchestrator microservice communicate to functional microservice? 3. or both the ways? I want to build workflow system, where on form submission (available at stage 1) should start user's workflow journey. But I'm not sure where this initiation will happen.

This playlist is a great help in learning Apache Camel, especially since there aren't that many decent examples online! Thank you!

Thanks a lot for this video.

thanks for nice content Saggu

Hi can you please upload video for xml route configuration

It's really confusing at the beginning. But you made it really really simple with the example. Good work Thanks you. 🎉❤

Thanks for video , it's simple and very good explanation

ur the freaking GOAT my guy

Great Explanation. Thanks for such an informative video.

Hi could you explain what is the difference between from and fromF?

Can you create more videos on this please

Nice..

very good video how to persistent current state in seda on reset camel enging seda continue from last state?

degrading service by reducing instances is also part of this ?