THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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The URL configuration in Camel endpoints is just like regular URL we know from the Internet. You use ? and & to set the options. |
TODO: Make this into a tip box!
When we have the endpoint we can create the consumer (just as in part 1 where we created a producer}. Creating the consumer requires a Processor where we implement the java code what should happen when a message arrives. To get the mail body as a String object we can use the getBody method where we can provide the type we want in return.
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Why don't we just cast it as we always do in Java? Well the biggest advantage when you provide the type as a parameter you tell Camel what type you want and Camel can automatically convert it for you, using its flexible Type Converter mechanism. This is a great advantage, and you should try to |
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use this instead of regular type casting. |
Sending the email is still left to be implemented, we will do this later. And finally we must remember to start the consumer otherwise its not active and won't listen for new files.
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