Camel Routing in JBoss Fuse

This is an example project for creating Apache Camel Routes on the JBoss Fuse platform that are exposed by using CXFRS

Getting Started

This guide assumes that you have the following installed:

• Apache Maven
• Java JRE
• Java JDK

Creating the OSGI bundle

An OSGI bundle can be created by running this maven command at the root of the project:

mvn clean install

The artifact will generated and stored in the target/ directory and in your ~/.m2 repository.

Installing the OSGI Bundle into JBoss Fuse

Before deploying the bundle, ensure that JBoss Fuse has been configured. See Configuring JBoss Fuse

In the JBoss Fuse client, install the bundle using maven:

osgi:install -s mvn:org.bob.cxfrs/example/0.0.1-SNAPSHOT

JBoss Fuse will install the bundle from your local ~/.m2 repository. The -s option will start the bundle once it is installed.

See Managing OSGI Bundles for updating the bundle when changes have been made

Verify the Application is working

CXF Endpoints

You can view the available RESTful services by navigating to here in a web browser: http://localhost:8181/cxf

Available RESTful services:
Endpoint address: http://localhost:9000/employeeservice
WADL : http://localhost:9000/employeeservice?_wadl

Camel Route and Processor

Navigate to here in a web browser: http://localhost:9000/employeeservice/employees/bob

The Processor prefixes the path param bob with Hello world