Spring Bean init vs Camel Context Running status

[FabryProg]

I have a problem with spring bean init and camel context (spring) running
status.

My software has a declared bean:

<bean id="beanA" class="com.mycompany.fabryprog.BeanA" init-method="init" />

Inside the bean i write follow code:

public class BeanA {
@EndpointInject(uri="seda://sendNotify")
private ProducerTemplate notifier;
..........
public void init() {
notifier.requestBody("I love Apache camel");
}
}
}

When i start my application context i have an error because apache camel
route *seda://sendNotify* isn't still deployed jet

Can i have a method to known when spring camel context is running out?

I suppose to use another spring bean and insert it into depends-on bean
attribute. Is it correct way to solve my problem?

Kings Regard

Fabrizio Spataro

[Luca Burgazzoli]

Hi,

you can define an EventNotifier bean to be informed about various
events that happens in camel among which the startup of the context.


---
Luca Burgazzoli

Post by FabryProg
I have a problem with spring bean init and camel context (spring) running
status.
<bean id="beanA" class="com.mycompany.fabryprog.BeanA" init-method="init" />
public class BeanA {
@EndpointInject(uri="seda://sendNotify")
private ProducerTemplate notifier;
..........
public void init() {
notifier.requestBody("I love Apache camel");
}
}
}
When i start my application context i have an error because apache camel
route *seda://sendNotify* isn't still deployed jet
Can i have a method to known when spring camel context is running out?
I suppose to use another spring bean and insert it into depends-on bean
attribute. Is it correct way to solve my problem?
Kings Regard
Fabrizio Spataro

[FabryProg]

So i must remove init method, define an event (using spring) and handle it
from a route defined into camel context.

is it correct?

Il giorno ven 28 set 2018 alle ore 11:19 Luca Burgazzoli <

Post by Luca Burgazzoli
Hi,
you can define an EventNotifier bean to be informed about various
events that happens in camel among which the startup of the context.
---
Luca Burgazzoli

Post by FabryProg
I have a problem with spring bean init and camel context (spring) running
status.
<bean id="beanA" class="com.mycompany.fabryprog.BeanA"

init-method="init" />

Post by FabryProg
public class BeanA {
@EndpointInject(uri="seda://sendNotify")
private ProducerTemplate notifier;
..........
public void init() {
notifier.requestBody("I love Apache camel");
}
}
}
When i start my application context i have an error because apache camel
route *seda://sendNotify* isn't still deployed jet
Can i have a method to known when spring camel context is running out?
I suppose to use another spring bean and insert it into depends-on bean
attribute. Is it correct way to solve my problem?
Kings Regard
Fabrizio Spataro

[Claus Ibsen]

You can also try with setting depends-in="camelIdName" on your <bean>
to have this bean depend on camel context.

Then you need to set the id of "camelContext> to match that name.

But as Luca says the event notifier is the listeners in camel where
you can get events for startup/stopping and so on.

Post by FabryProg
I have a problem with spring bean init and camel context (spring) running
status.
<bean id="beanA" class="com.mycompany.fabryprog.BeanA" init-method="init" />
public class BeanA {
@EndpointInject(uri="seda://sendNotify")
private ProducerTemplate notifier;
..........
public void init() {
notifier.requestBody("I love Apache camel");
}
}
}
When i start my application context i have an error because apache camel
route *seda://sendNotify* isn't still deployed jet
Can i have a method to known when spring camel context is running out?
I suppose to use another spring bean and insert it into depends-on bean
attribute. Is it correct way to solve my problem?
Kings Regard
Fabrizio Spataro