Module 1: Introduction to Camel
- Camel’s message model
- Camel’s architecture
Module 2: Managing routing with Camel
- The endpoints
- Create Java routes
- Using message filter
- Using multicasting
Module 3: Beans and Camel
- Beans invocation from Java
- The Service Activator pattern
- Using bean’s registries
- Camel’s method-selection algorithm
Bean parameter binding
Module 4: Data transformation in Camel
- Introduction to data transformation
- Transforming data with EIPs and Java
- XML Transformation
- Data format provided with Camel
- Using Camel’s CSV and JSON data format
- Transforming with templates
- Using Camel type converters
Module 5: Error Handling
- Understanding error handling
- Error handlers in Camel
Module 6: Using Camel’s components
- Overview of Camel components
- File and FTP components
- JMS component
- CXF component for web services
- MINA component for networking
- JDBC and JPA components
- Timer component
Module 7: Using the Enterprise Integration Patterns
- Aggregator
- Splitter
- Routing Slip
- Dynamic Router
- Load Balancer
Module 8: Transactions in Camel
- Transaction basics
- The Transaction Client EIP
- Configuring and using transactions
Module 9: Concurrency and scalability
- Using concurrency
- Camel thread pool profiles
- Using concurrency with EIPs
- Synchronicity and threading
- The concurrency client API
- Using the asynchronous routing engine Monitoring Camel
- Checking health at the network level
- Checking health at the JVM level
- Using JMX with Camel
- Verifying application activity
- Managing Camel applications
Module 10: Conclusion
- Summarizing all the above discussed points here
