I think Claus was referring on writing the blog post directly on Camel official blog [1]. It's quite straightforward, you can use any previous blog post as structure reference, ie [2].
Regards, Pasquale. [1] https://github.com/apache/camel-website [2] https://github.com/apache/camel-website/pull/996 On Fri, Apr 28, 2023 at 2:33 PM jacek szymanski <jacek.p.szyman...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > thanks for your answer. > > I do also think that these JPA options could be useful in general, so I > will JIRA&PR them in the coming weeks. > > Wrt blog post, I don't have a blog, perhaps I could start one, but I'm > afraid it'd end up as yet another single post blog; maybe I'll write > something like the project's story and put it in the Github Wiki, so if > you like it, it could be reposted on the Camel site. > > But first the JPA... > > js. > > > On 4/28/23 12:28, Claus Ibsen wrote: > > Hi > > > > Thank you very much for sharing your big example with the community. > > I will take a deeper look later when I get more time. > > > > At first glance, maybe some of the enhancements you did to JPA component > > could > > benefit Camel in general. And if so you are welcome to create a JIRA and > > work on contributing the code changes (PR preferred). > > > > Also if you have the energy you could consider writing a blog post about > > this example and your work, > > and we could also have the blog posted on the Camel website (we have > guest > > authors post blog from time to time). > > > > > > > > On Fri, Apr 28, 2023 at 11:28 AM jacek szymanski < > > jacek.p.szyman...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> When I was starting to work with camel, I'd really liked to have an > >> example of a functional app. There are many examples in the official > >> repos, but there are usually very simple, single routes, not > applications. > >> > >> So I decided now to give it a try and write one myself. > >> > >> As the task I chose realworld.io demo app (the backend part), which is > >> not in fact very real worldly, but it's a pretty good specification and > >> also it's small enough that a single developer can write it as a side > >> project in limited time. > >> > >> Also, there are many ready to use frontends, so I could have an UI to > >> show the app without actually having to write one. :-) > >> > >> So here it is: > >> https://github.com/jacekszymanski/realworld-camel-springboot > >> > >> Due to the nature of the project I did not find use for > >> asynchronous/messaging components like kafka or even seda (I could have > >> somehow shoehorned them in, but I decided not to; I think I can add them > >> later, it's in the project README), and have used only 5 stock Camel > >> components. > >> > >> Nevertheless, I think I managed to show how it is possible to write/use: > >> > >> - route configurations: all the access control and error handling (and > >> more) is done through configurations, > >> - route templates: most of the routes returning answers to clients are > >> templated, > >> - custom components: there are two, one (xjpa) is an ad-hoc extension of > >> the jpa standard component, it's included in the app source; the other > >> one (jwt) is written from scratch in a separate repository, > >> - rests: the entire app has a rest API, although the rests are generated > >> > >> and to put it all together into a working application. > >> > >> The example app needs camel 3.20.4 to run. It might run on camel 4, but > >> I didn't try it. I certainly hope to update it when camel 4 is released. > >> > >> All that said, it was real fun to code it, while doing it I have learnt > >> several things about Camel, posted three issues and two pull requests, > >> now I hope this will be useful to someone else as well and that I'll be > >> able to contribute more to Camel and the community. > >> > >> js. > >> > >> > >
