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Eric Fenderbosch updated CAMEL-12936:
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Description:
When using {{aws-s3:bucket-name-goes-here }}
it is necessary to specify which bean in the Spring application context is used
with the {{?amazonS3Client=#amazonS3Client }}
query string parameter. If a single bean of this type exists in the Spring
application context, then it shouldn't be necessary to specify the query string
parameter.
Furthermore, it should be looking for a bean of type
{{AmazonS3}}
interface instead of
{{AmazonS3Client}}
(concrete class).
I haven't looked at the other AWS Camel Components, but if they can also find
a bean w/ the correct *interface* type in the Spring application context, then
specifying the name as a query string parameter shouldn't be required.
was:
When using {{aws-s3:bucket-name-goes-here }}
it is necessary to specify which bean in the Spring application context is used
with the {{?amazonS3Client=#amazonS3Client }}
query string parameter. If a single bean of this type exists in the Spring
application context, then it shouldn't be necessary to specify the query string
parameter.
Furthermore, it should be looking for a bean of type
{{{{AmazonS3}}}}
interface instead of
{{{{AmazonS3Client}}}}
(concrete class).
I haven't looked at the other AWS Camel Components, but if they can also find
a bean w/ the correct *interface* type in the Spring application context, then
specifying the name as a query string parameter shouldn't be required.
> camel-aws should find and use AmazonS3 bean in Spring Context
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>
> Key: CAMEL-12936
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-12936
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: camel-aws
> Affects Versions: 2.22.1
> Environment: Spring Boot 2.0.6
> AWS SDK 1.11.4xx
>
> Reporter: Eric Fenderbosch
> Priority: Minor
>
> When using {{aws-s3:bucket-name-goes-here }}
> it is necessary to specify which bean in the Spring application context is
> used with the {{?amazonS3Client=#amazonS3Client }}
> query string parameter. If a single bean of this type exists in the Spring
> application context, then it shouldn't be necessary to specify the query
> string parameter.
> Furthermore, it should be looking for a bean of type
> {{AmazonS3}}
> interface instead of
> {{AmazonS3Client}}
> (concrete class).
> I haven't looked at the other AWS Camel Components, but if they can also
> find a bean w/ the correct *interface* type in the Spring application
> context, then specifying the name as a query string parameter shouldn't be
> required.
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