Thanks for replying! So this is interesting. I have implemented a timer via the Spring configuration, however we are trying to get out of Spring and run in 100% java. That said, if I had a timer running every second, or whatever, the example is filling a queue for then a second route to pick up, that leaves me with two questions. First, can you do two separate routes like that in a java configuration? I have a bean which creates the route, attempting a from:jms to:whatever. I see how the timer could run the automation but what would the routes look like in java for running every second, picking up one message from the queue and forwarding wherever? The timer runs but I don't see how it is picking up the message off the queue and sending it to an endpoint. The example seems to just send off a dummy message created in-flight.
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