I see that Camel 2.1 now support starting/stopping routes via JMX/APIs. But,
how do I identify routes properly at runtime...
For example, assume I have the following route...
from("activemq:queue1").to("activemq:queue2");
from("activemq:queue2").to("activemq:queue3");
They show up in JMX as "route1" and "route2". The description/endpointURI
fields definitely help, but might be problematic to use when there are a lot
of routes.
The same applies to finding a routes with Camel APIs. I can get a list of
routes using this...
getContext().getRouteCollection().getRoutes()
I see that I can then call the following on a RouteDefinition to get to the
first endpoint name
routeDefinition.getInputs().get(0).getLabel()
I guess I could use this name to identify a route and then call
stop()/start() on it...but this seems like a very indirect approach to
identify it? Am I missing something?
What I'd like to do is give a route an explicit name that can be referenced
later (in JMX/programmatically)...maybe the DescriptionDefinition class
could help, but am not sure how to use it...
something along these lines is what I'm looking for...
setRouteName("InboundRoute").from("activemq:queue1").to("activemq:queue2");
setRouteName("ProcessingRoute").from("activemq:queue2").to("activemq:queue3");
thanks in advance...
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Ben - Senior Consultant
using SMX 3.3.1/Camel 2.0
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