Tag Archives: Apache Camel

You may have seen the work we are doing in the Apache Camel community around Camel K. Nicola introduced Camel K on his blog a half year ago, with the words Just few months ago, we were discussing about a new project that we could start as part of Apache Camel. A project with the potential to change the way ...

We are starting the work on Apache Camel 3. We are working at multiple levels to improve Camel and introduce new features. The first work has actually started by Guillaume Nodet in the start of October, where he jump started by cleaning up the codebase, removed deprecated code and components, improving the routing engine and other internals in the core. His work ...

Yesterday Apache Camel 2.23 was released which most noteworthy new feature is support for Spring Boot 2.1, where we also improved the starter components to include more metadata and more optimized for the improved Spring Boot auto configuration. This release is mainly a big bug fix release and some other minor new features. One of these features is to allow for ...

Today we released the latest Apache Camel 2.22.0 release which is the first release to officially fully support Spring Boot 2. This is a major effort as the Spring Boot v1 to v2 upgrade for a big framework like Apache Camel took some effort – so many thanks to the Camel team and the contributions. The support for Spring Boot ...

We have just released Apache Camel 2.21 and I will in this blog highlight the noteworthy changes.                       This release do NOT support Spring Boot 2. Support for Spring Boot 2 will come in Camel 2.22, which we plan to release before summer 2018.   1) Working with large JMS ...

As the world of software moves on, more complex systems are being developed, which have to integrate with each other. It started with SOA and it continues with microservices. Camel is the number one integration tool that comes to my mind since nowadays spring boot with camel is a very strong combination.               The ...

This is the third article from the series about OpenHub framework – the first introduced OpenHub framework and the second presented asynchronous messaging model. This last article from the series will introduce some other interesting features in more detail and it will show the reasons why OpenHub can be a good choice for your integration project. Throttling Throttling is a functionality that checks ...

Historically the Apache ActiveMQ message broker was originally created in a time where large messages was measured in MB and not in GB as you may do today. This is not the case with the next generation broker Apache ActiveMQ Artemis (or just Artemis) which has much better support for large messages. So its about time that the Camel team finally had ...

We introduced OpenHub framework in the previous part of this series. This part shows one of the most powerful feature of the framework – asynchronous messaging model. Asynchronous communication between systems is used when source system can’t wait for the response of the target system. There are several reasons: source system must be responsive as much as possible and not be ...