About Claus Ibsen

Claus Ibsen is a principal software engineer from Red Hat. Claus is working full time as Apache Camel committer. And is author of the "Camel in Action" book.

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Apache Camel 2.11 released

Last week Apache Camel 2.11 was released. This blog post is a summary of the most noticeable new features and improvements. For a detailed description, see the Camel 2.11 release notes. 1) ...
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Camel 2.11 – HTTP proxy routes with url rewriting functionality

In the upcoming Apache Camel 2.11 release I have recently added support for plugging in custom url rewrite implementations to HTTP based routes (http, http4, jetty). This allows people ...
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Camel 2.11 – Camel web applications without Spring

As I write this we have just added a new component to the upcoming Apache Camel 2.11, that allow to run web applications with Camel without having to rely on Spring Framework to boostrap ...
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Impressive first Apache Camel release

In preparation for the CamelOne conference next week, I took time to look back in the history of the Apache Camel project. So among others I had a look at the ...
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Camel: Now with Twitter and Websocket

The upcoming Apache Camel 2.10 is well underway. A lot of new components is being added, and two really exiting new components is twitter and websocket. Its yet another kick ass contributions ...
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Apache Camel – A little Scala DSL example

So we have a Scala DSL in Apache Camel for many years now, and I guess its about time I wrote a little blog entry about this (has been on my todo list for a while). So the Scala DSL ...
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Apache Camel 2.9 Released – Top 10 Changes

On the last day of 2011 the Apache Camel artifacts just managed to be pushed to the central maven repo, just shy 1.5 hours before champagne bottles was cracked and we entered 2012. The ...
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