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Claus Ibsen edited comment on CAMEL-10031 at 7/26/16 12:24 PM:
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Another though James and I had was to have an APT plugin code generate the
spring boot schema and source code on-the-fly based on users configuring their
application.yml / .properties file.
This is a bit of a hack in the sense then the IDE would need to sync when the
end user adds a new endpoint id in that file.
So if the end user types
{code}
camel.endpoint.ftp.foo.<cursor is here>
{code}
Then we generate the spring files based on using "foo" as a known prefix. Then
the existing Spring Boot tooling and Spring Boot itself would be able to use
that.
And the user can use the tooling to have code-assistance to setup the options
which has documentation and default values out of the box.
{code}
camel.endpoint.ftp.foo.host-name=myserver
camel.endpoint.ftp.foo.directory-name=inbox
camel.endpoint.ftp.foo.username=me
camel.endpoint.ftp.foo.password=secret
{code}
The generated source code can be in the target directory so its not part of the
source code the user sees or has in his/her code project.
was (Author: davsclaus):
Another though James and I had was to have an APT plugin code generate the
spring boot schema and source code on-the-fly based on users configuring their
application.yml / .properties file.
This is a bit of a hack in the sense then the IDE would need to sync when the
end user adds a new endpoint id in that file.
So if the end user types
{code}
endpoint.ftp.foo.<cursor is here>
{code}
Then we generate the spring files based on using "foo" as a known prefix. Then
the existing Spring Boot tooling and Spring Boot itself would be able to use
that.
And the user can use the tooling to have code-assistance to setup the options
which has documentation and default values out of the box.
{code}
endpoint.ftp.foo.host-name=myserver
endpoint.ftp.foo.directory-name=inbox
endpoint.ftp.foo.username=me
endpoint.ftp.foo.password=secret
{code}
The generated source code can be in the target directory so its not part of the
source code the user sees or has in his/her code project.
> camel-spring-boot - Add endpoint options as type-safe configuration properties
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>
> Key: CAMEL-10031
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-10031
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: camel-spring-boot
> Reporter: Claus Ibsen
>
> See CAMEL-9419.
> We can now configure this for all the components. But for endpoints its a bit
> more as you can have many endpoints with different configuration.
> So either you assign an id to the endpoint you configure, and then need to
> refer to the endpoint by id, in the camel routes. Or we figure out something
> else.
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