I don't understand what exactly Camel does. If you could give in 101 words an introduction to Camel: What exactly is it? How does it interact with an application written in Java? Is it something...
Is there a standard on JSON naming?I see most examples using all lower case separated by underscore, aka snake_case, but can it be used PascalCase or camelCase as well?
Camel case: As the name show it follow the camel structure of word like mossawarHussain Difference: Pascal is a subset of Camel case. The first letter of Pascal is capital and first letter of the camel is small that is the major difference between these two cases.
@MattRichards For example in Java they use both, CamelCase is used for naming Class definitions, while camelCase is used for naming initialized variables.
This page explains how to send POST requests using Apache Camel, a powerful integration framework for routing and processing messages.
Camel appears to search the bean registry for a bean called "json-jackson", so setting the Spring bean to use that name tricks Camel into not creating a new one and using mine instead. The bean scope must be set to SCOPE_PROTOTYPE because the REST DSL expects to get a new instance of the DataFormat. See CAMEL-7880.
Caused by : org.apache.camel.NoSuchEndPointException : No endpoint cpould be found for : file://files/input, please check your classpath contains the needed Camel component jar.
org.apache.camel.springboot » camel-spring-boot-starter » 3.10.0 depends on org.springframework.boot » spring-boot-starter 2.4.5 Which one should we use in a project which runs Spring Boot 2.5.0