Hi. in my application i have to start a thread that periodically check the db
and do something.
Now, to start the thread i'm using the camel-context.xml
<bean id="testDeamon" class="xxx.TestDeamon">
<property name="context" ref="camel"/>
</bean>
so i have also the camel context in my thread. When the thread is creating,
it's call this.start. To keep always alive, in the run method i use
while (true) {
...
}
the problem is that when i uninstall my application from container (deleting
the zip file from hotdeploy) the thread still alive.
There is an property on camel context (ex. context.isAlive()) that i can
check to stop the thread?
Or i have to add a listener on context lifecycle?
Many thanks :D
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