This is a short tutorial to show you can log Message Headers from Apache Camel in a simple way
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Camel Kafka with Spring Boot example
This article shows how you can create a Spring Boot application which uses Camel Kafka Component to send and consume messages from a Kafka Topic
How to use Camel HTTP Component
In this tutorial we will learn how to send HTTP Request to a REST Service using Camel and Spring Boot.
How to use Camel Kafka Component by example
In this article we will learn how to connect to Apache Kafka cluster from a Camel route using the Camel Kafka Consumer and Producer. Start the Zookeeper Server Pre-requisites: You need an available Apache Kafka server. To learn how to install it, you can check this article: Getting started with Apache Kafka The first thing … Read more
Camel with Spring Boot example
Camel is a first citizen in Spring Boot application. In this tutorial we will learn how to bootstrap a Camel Route from within a Spring Boot REST application.
Apache Camel REST step-by-step example
In this article we will discuss how to produce and consume REST services using Apache Camel. Firstly we will show an example of REST Producer, then we will lean how to expose REST Endpoints in Camel.
Apache Camel tutorial for beginners
The following is an Apache Camel. tutorial that shows how to set up and run a simple Camel Route using the Command Line and a tool for editing the Camel project.
How to build a Camel route to JPA
In this tutorial we will learn how to persist some data on a PostgreSQL Database using a Camel route which is based on the Java Persistence API (JPA) defined in a project.
Apache Camel vs Apache Kafka
In this tutorial we will cover which are the key differences between Apache Camel and Apache Kafka from an architecture point of view.
What is Apache Camel ?
What is Apache Camel ? Apache Camel is an open source integration framework that aims to make integrating systems easier. At the core of the Camel framework is a routing engine, or more precisely a routing-engine builder. It allows you to define your own routing rules, decide from which sources to accept messages, and determine how to process and send those messages to other destinations.