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
Excellent once again. Fortunately, I've only had the need to debug inside a processor. But now I know how to debug in Camel because I will certainly need it. I've been wondering about the advantages between using Camel or the Spring Rest API, for example, when implementing a gateway. Do any of your videos answer this? Thanks.
It will depend greatly on your use case. If you already have Camel integration in your app, then introducing Camel Rest endpoints can be done quite easily. On the other hand, if your application only exposes Spring Restful services and you are considering introducing Camel for other integrations, you can utilize the Producer template to consume requests from Spring Rest services and pass them to Camel. I hope this answers your question.
Hi, could please explain project structure. And also please explain transfer, onfallback.constants. I am trying to say that I only know from endpoint, To end point and process.so could please explain more.
@@SagguUK hi, thanks for your reply. I only have basic knowledge. I seen your vedios regarding camel. I like your explanation and workshop. So, could please add more vedios. If possible Could you please share your gmail id.
Best Camel playlist on the internet, thank you so much.
Thanks so much ❤..very clear and informative video
Thx for the tricks
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
Is it possible to debug the routes in case of XML DSL ?
Excellent once again.
Fortunately, I've only had the need to debug inside a processor. But now I know how to debug in Camel because I will certainly need it.
I've been wondering about the advantages between using Camel or the Spring Rest API, for example, when implementing a gateway. Do any of your videos answer this? Thanks.
It will depend greatly on your use case. If you already have Camel integration in your app, then introducing Camel Rest endpoints can be done quite easily. On the other hand, if your application only exposes Spring Restful services and you are considering introducing Camel for other integrations, you can utilize the Producer template to consume requests from Spring Rest services and pass them to Camel. I hope this answers your question.
For a gateway, now I found that there is a dependency for Spring called Gateway. But yes, your answer help me. Thank you.
Hi, could please explain project structure. And also please explain transfer, onfallback.constants. I am trying to say that I only know from endpoint, To end point and process.so could please explain more.
I am not following your question. Can you please elaborate further ?
@@SagguUK hi, thanks for your reply. I only have basic knowledge. I seen your vedios regarding camel. I like your explanation and workshop. So, could please add more vedios. If possible Could you please share your gmail id.
Excellent informative video ..
Will the Processor debugging method works if camel routes written in XML DSL ?
Processors are written in Java classes so debugging will be placed in the Java code, and it will work. Let me know your experience .
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