Hello, First, thanks for the great framework.
Second, I am kind of new to Apache Camel and I have a question regarding bean integration. Is it possible to use request scoped beans with Camel CDI ? I am using Camel CDI with Weld (Java DSL without Spring). The pattern I am trying to implement is synchronous request response using parallel split-join to enrich my message before replying: from("jetty:http://localhost:8280/metrics") .to("http://localhost:10542/api/public/simulations?bridgeEndpoint=true") .split().jsonpath("$").parallelProcessing() .setBody().jsonpath("$.id") // My call to third service would be there .bean(MyBean.class, "addItem") .end() .bean(MyBean.class, "items") .end(); Without CDI scope annotation on MyBean class: - a first instance is created and shared for every parallel calls (MyBean.addItem method binding) - a second instance is created at the end of the main route (MyBean.items method binding) Of course I want to retrieve items added by every parallel calls. With singleton scope qualifier, it is working but shared by every calls to the main route (see Jetty /metrics endpoint). I need a way to share a "request" instance of my bean between the main route and the parallel (sub)routes but a new instance must be created for each call to the main route. @RequestScoped annotation throws ContextNotActiveException. Is it possible ? I tried using exchange properties but they are not shared between the main route and the parallel (sub)routes. Also, I had a look to camel examples but couldn't figure it out. Thanks. Best regards, Julien