Awesome.
I do see the value of a splunk component. Ideally, to make splunk a good
camel citizen it'd be great to have it released in maven central and
make it OSGi friendly (not sure if the latter is already done). As this
would serve well the splunk community, I assume you (we) could work with
them on that.
My $0.02,
Hadrian
On 04/08/2013 10:44 AM, Preben.Asmussen wrote:
Hi Hadrian
Yeah I know some of Apaches licence guidelines and fortunately the Splunk
SDK seems to be Apache licenced see
https://github.com/splunk/splunk-sdk-java#license
Damien Dallimore from Splunk has taken a look at the component and to quote
him
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I'm becoming a Camel fan. Haven't used it a great deal beyond simple hello
world stuff though I have to admit.
As powerful as Spring is , sometimes the jungle of declarative xml can
detract from simply being able to look at a few simple lines of code and
know whats going on.
I'll do simple blog , might lure in some collaborators even :)
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That's kind of nice to hear - lol
There is also a maven repo for the sdk described at
http://blogs.splunk.com/2013/04/04/splunk-sdk-for-java-now-has-maven-support/
I havn't taken Splunk for too much of a spin, but it seems promising.
My thoughts is atm. to use it in our integration projects for collecting
audit trails, and then build visualisation dashboards. I havn't come to that
yet though.
Regards,
Preben
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