2008/10/30 Juan Backson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > Thank you for your prompt response. For the Java consumer, it will need to > do some DB processing, including removing a row from one table and then > adding another row to another table. What to insert and remove depend on > the content of the message received. I studied Camel, and it seems like > there is a Bean component which allows me to use POJO to do some processing > based on the message received. Since it is more than purely storing > messages to DB, I am not sure if iBates can be used. > > I see it is possible to write a Camel standalone app to listen on the topic, > but is it also possible to run it as some kind of hook to ActiveMQ so that I > don't need to manage an additional process?
Yes - see the activemq.xml file that comes with the ActiveMQ distribution - search for "camelContext" and you'll see an example routing rule included in the broker > I am going to run ActiveMQ inside jetty as a war file, as Jetty is already > part of my system already. If I deploy ActiveMQ as a war inside Jetty, can > I still fire STOMP message to ActiveMQ? Yes > Also, is it possible to deploy > Camel Bean component within Jetty as well? Yes http://activemq.apache.org/camel/tutorial-on-using-camel-in-a-web-application.html -- James ------- http://macstrac.blogspot.com/ Open Source Integration http://fusesource.com/
