I'm trying to reason out an application design. I have a "service" that I want to make available to "clients" via various protocols (http, jms, mina, etc). I will need some adapter layers on the "service" side to, eg, populate the http response code.
I would like remote clients to access to access the service via URIs of the form: - "mtcagent:http://host:port"; - "mtcagent:jms://host:port" - "mtcagent:mina://host:port" I'm thinking I would like to configure the service/server routes like (sorry for scala, its all I've used so far): new RouteBuilder { "mtcagent:http://host:port"; to process( (exchange: Exchange) => { val message = messageFromUriPath(exchange.in(Exchange.HTTP_PATH).asInstanceOf[String]) to ("direct:agent") "mtcagent:jms://host:port" to process( (exchange: Exchange) => { val message = messageFromJms(exchange.in) to ("direct:agent") ... }) I'm not quite sure how "direct:agent" gets routed to my pojo (which I may want to be accessed via actors). I started looking at implementing Component and Endpoint. But what's got a me a bit confused is that my "component" is not of the same kind as existing components: Its not a transport but rather a service. So I'm not sure if I'm on the right track. Any advice would be appreciated. Or any references to an impl of this form. thanks! -barry -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Looking-for-advice-on-design-issues...-tp25930468p25930468.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
