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Thank you for your insightful presentation :)

lovely stuff. Please keep making more videos sir. Your way of teaching really thorough and simple. Please continue the good work..

Does it ever happened to you (or anyone else reading this comment), the necessity to debug inside a route containing a .split() block? Because I'm noticing I am not able in any way to get the debugger of my IntelliJ stop inside a process block which is placed inside that said split block. I am not even able to print a system out or a log and this is really weird because I am certain the code flow leading to an exception is happening in that point... Anyway thank u for the other useful tips

I want to understand below points, 1. Should functional microservice communicate to orchestrator? 2. Should orchestrator microservice communicate to functional microservice? 3. or both the ways? I want to build workflow system, where on form submission (available at stage 1) should start user's workflow journey. But I'm not sure where this initiation will happen.

This playlist is a great help in learning Apache Camel, especially since there aren't that many decent examples online! Thank you!

Thanks a lot for this video.

thanks for nice content Saggu

Hi can you please upload video for xml route configuration

It's really confusing at the beginning. But you made it really really simple with the example. Good work Thanks you. 🎉❤

Thanks for video , it's simple and very good explanation

ur the freaking GOAT my guy

Great Explanation. Thanks for such an informative video.

Hi could you explain what is the difference between from and fromF?

Can you create more videos on this please

Nice..

very good video how to persistent current state in seda on reset camel enging seda continue from last state?

degrading service by reducing instances is also part of this ?

Tnx. Didn't know I can use .process() trick. There is fromEndpoint but looks like fromEndpoint itself no longer has fromEndpoint field? So it route a calls route b and route b calls route c and I use this .process(p -> ... ) in route c, then I am not able to trace back to route a in debugger or am I missing something?

Very useful. Thanks bro!

Hi saggu ..... excellent tutorial.... thoroughly enjoyed it....your teaching style is quite nice....you should make more videos.

Hi Jasvinder, we are using scheduler to perform health checks on external api - 1) is this a good idea to use scheduler to check if any website is up ? How long it is going to run then ? 2) is there any way we can stop the scheduler. Because our scheduler will be running every 10 secs Please answer. Thanks

Hi Saggu, can we use spring REST instead of camel REST method in springboot camel project?

good teaching and content

it's really great video but i did not see that any config change so how spring boot is connecting to redis without specifying external redis which is running on docker, u need to sepecify url or some configuration right?

hi, is it possible to fulfill with dummy data only on dev and not for prod?

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share github code

Excellent

Hi Saggu, I like your videos. Tell me how can we orchestrate execution of multiple RouteBuilders in certain order or let say if one RoutBuilder fails or message is not as expected we jump over some RourBuilders?

great video, expecting more videos like this. Thank you so much

Great information, if possible can you make a route on TCP protocol, like from(tcp:..).to(http:...)

Im very impressive with the power that JBang gives me to deal with my routes, its mindblowing! Thx Claus and Saggu!

Hi Saggu, I saw many videos which you have explained. It's good. I was working with you in Master Card from Apexon.

48 C for New Delhi... I cannot even imagine how hot it is

Hi @Saggu. Nice explanation. You have covered the transactions in a single microservice. How can we achieve this across microservices? Also for InMemorySagaService you did, Could you please elaborate on LRA Saga Service or have some code repo to share. I woudl appreciate your reply on this. Thanks.

In Camel 4.4. spring-rabbitmq component producer .to(spring-rabbitmq:) will not automatically create queue and binding regarless of autoDeclare settings. Either create it manually in UI or create then in CamelConfiguration

Great Tutorial

Good one keep it up

Hello Saggu, In the new version of Apache Camel, a very important until here lacking feature has been introduced: variables. But working with an old version: do you agree with me, that the registry may be used to save a variable? Let's suppose that we have a parameteised route:("CTL-ROUTE-%S") which starts an equivalent, equally parameteised, route: ("DATA-ROUTE-%S") In the logs we will get for example: CTL-ROUTE-CUSTOMER: started CTL-ROUTE-ORDER: started DATA-ROUTE-CUSTOMER: disabled DATA-ROUTE-ORDER: disabled and than the CTL-ROUTE-CUSTOMER find out that there is 1200 rows in the table CUSTOMER and therefore starts the equivalent DATA-ROUTE-CUSTOMER The latter route will than poll the 1200 rows from the CUSTOMER table in 100 blocks maps them and send them to a predefined jms-queue. Ist it possible to use here a variable customerBlockNumber with an initial value of 1 and to save it in the registry? This variable will be incremented by each iteration, sothat we can log the following messages: .log("Processing Block-Nr. {}", customerBlockNumber) // this is pseudo-code.

very well explained thanks a lot and all the very best sir.

In very short period of time you explained each and every concept very well thanks a lot sir.

in the failed event, again event will be published to same topic or different topic, can you pls clarify.

Hi, Can I get your email address Have a few questions, on liquibase.

awsome thanks alot

could you please share the code

This is a great explanation !!!

It's pronounced "S'k'eduler" not SHEduler

very nicely explained as usual without unnecessary jiggory pockerry!! this is just about sufficient to understand the logic and apply the knowledge in real life coding. Pls keep up the good work. 👍

fantastic sir.

That was a really good video. Everything was like you need just this video to get things clear...