Hi
You may need to name the bean quartz2 or what the name you use in your
Camel routes, eg
@Bean(nane = "quartz2")
Spring Boot will use the method name as the component name by default,
so you can also name it
@Bean
QuartzComponent quartz2() {
...
}
but that would be a bit odd to do, so its likely better to use
@Bean(name = "quartz2"), or it may be enough to do @Bean("quartz2")
On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 7:44 PM, Deepak kumar <dksahoo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Claus,
> I tried by making a QuartzComponent using java config. But this one is not
> getting detected in my camel-quartz component.
>
> @Bean
> //@Produce(uri="quartz2://myscheduler2?cron=0+0/2+0+?+*+MON-SAT")
> public QuartzComponent quartzComponent(){
> System.out.println("QuartzComponent..");
> QuartzComponent quartz=new QuartzComponent();
> //quartz.setPropertiesFile("file:D://quartz.properties");
> return quartz;
> }
>
>
>
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