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This example is a web application which mean we have a web.xml file in the web-inf src/main/webapp/WEB-INF directory. The code is as follows: TODO :e1
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We have two Spring XML files that embed
- broker.xml to embed Apache ActiveMQ broker
- camel-
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- config.xml to embed Apache Camel with the routes
The broker.xml file is located in the src/main/resources directory and contains:
TODO: e1
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The camel-contextconfig.xml file is located in the src/main/resources directory and contains: TODO: e1
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JMX
You can use JConsole to get details about the running ActiveMQ and Camel. This is done by starting up jconsole, and in the remote services input box, type in
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then under local processes,
select the process which has catalina in the name (catalina is Apache Tomcat).
See Also
- Other Examples
- Camel ActiveMQ component
- Apache ActiveMQ