Zoran, thank you for your reply.
I have already tried adding "threads()", as mentioned above.
Or do you suggest splitting this as in:
"from("smb").threads(10).to("direct:foo")
from("direct:foo").to (...) //rest of route
But I don't know how this could improve the throughput.
The rest of the route is pretty straightforward processing using a couple
of "bean()" calls, some of which operate on injected singleton instances -
so the access rate is the same for many routes as well as one route.
I'm still wondering if Camel does not impose a limit on how many files can
be fetched at a time from a remote folder.
