Hi, I am trying to create two independent Camel Contexts with Camel blueprint (as two separate bundles) that will be deployed into the same OSGi container, exactly the same as described here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40271292/duplicate-servletname-detected-in-apache-camel-blueprint-based-osgi-bundles I also have encountered the same issue as described in that question, namely that the two CamelHttpTransportServlet instances are created with the same default name of 'CamelServlet'. The obvious solution is to set the servletName as a property to OsgiServletRegisterer however this then results in a HTTP 404 error when one of the URLs is called. I've traced it down to the ServletComponent class. It has a 'servletName' property that is set to 'CamelServlet' by default thus is registered in HttpRegistry under a different name to that specified to the OsgiServletRegisterer. I've verified this by debugging around the creation of Servletcomponent and manually setting the same setting name - I no longer get the 404 error. The solution seems to therefore be to configure the servletName on the ServletComponent but I cannot find anyway to do this. I've referred to: http://camel.apache.org/servlet.html where it describes a 'servletName' option but cannot specify this in my blueprint XML file, eg the '<restConfiguation>' tag doesn't take such an attribute nor can I specify it as a property. Is there a way, using the blueprint XML I can specify the 'servletName'? Thanks, Kerry
