I need to schedule multiple cron jobs in a route. The number and schedules are not known at compile-time, so I need to programatically configure the route at run-time. An abbreviated version of my non-working attempt is shown below. I created an anonymous RouteBuilder, in which I created a route.
After, calling context.addRoutes(...), but before starting the context, I want to programmatically tweak the route definition, as shown by the "reconfigure(...)" function, unfortunately any attempt to lookup the route I just created fails - no routes found. Why? I suspect that the route may actually need to be started for it's initialization to complete, so should I start it, then stop or suspend, then programmatically modify? BTW, I already checked my copy of "Camel In Action" and http://camel.apache.org/faq.html but no answers for me there.... context.addRoutes(new RouteBuilder() { public void configure() { from("quartz://demo-1/{{custId}}?cron=* * * * * ? 2036").routeId("sched") .process(new Processor() { @Override public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception { // Do something at cron trigger time } }).id("sched.pipline") .to("log:demo-1?showAll=true&multiline=true&level=INFO"); } }); reconfigure("sched.pipline", context); void reconfigure(String downstreamNodeId, CamelContext context) { for (Route route : context.getRoutes()) { // getRoutes() returns zero-length list - why???? String id = route.getId(); // null - why??? List<Service> svcs = route.getServices(); Consumer c = route.getConsumer(); } Route sched = context.getRoute("sched"); // null
