So, it turns out that there's no worthwhile annotation support in Spring
2.0.6 which scuppers that plan.
I've been having a go at using an ApplicationListener bean - when all the
beans have been configured I get a ContextRefreshed callback and I can go
and find my beans and inject configuration myself.
This might work but I have a couple of hurdles currently:
1) How do I find my route builder? Using getBeansOfType doesn't seem to
find it (with or without the includingAncestors option). If I get the
camelcontext bean instead, is there a way to dig inside it to find my route
builder?
2) Assuming I find a solution to 1), I would need to defer my route
creation (currently done in the configure() method) until after I have
injected my configuration. So, instead, I would plan to execute my
from("foo").to("bar") code manually after I have injected the config. Will
this work, or does camel expect the routes to be set up precisely when the
configure() method is called?
Thanks,
-Dominic
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