On 2011-10-14 11:59 AM, diwakar wrote:
> Which is better? Can everything be done in both.
> One drawback with Java is, it can not be opened in Fuse
> Camel Editor.
I've found the Java one easier to use, because Eclipse will
auto-complete and show JavaDocs. There are also some things that require
significantly more code in the Spring version, like simple Processors:
from("somewhere")
.process(new Processor() {
public void process(Exchange e) {
// way more power here than in the Spring DSL
}
})
.to("somewhere else");
You also get the advantage that (some) bad routes will fail at
compile-time instead of runtime.
