How to Handle Errors with Spring and Apache Camel

A Simple Way to Handle Errors with Java, Spring Framework and Apache Camel

Dario De Santis
Javarevisited

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Today I would like to help all of you are using Apache Camel together with Spring Framework for your projects. Apache Camel is a powerful open source integration framework that gives you flexibility and hundreds of ready-to-use components to deal with the most used libraries, frameworks and enterprise integration patterns.

Using this framework can be simple, on one side, and complex, on the other side. As any other programming frameworks and stuffs, it depends on the kind of usage and on the level by which you use these tools. With Apache Camel, it’s quite simple to setup a route and doing something simple like logging a message, call a service or use one or two other ready-to-use components but if you had many routes and configurations to deal with, the increasing complexity don’t need to be underestimated.

Introduction

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Error handling is one of the cross-arguments that you, as a developer, may be taken to leave to Camel (what will go wrong?). For everyone else who want a simple method…

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Dario De Santis
Javarevisited

Software Architect, writing about Java, Spring, Microservices, Kubernetes and Cloud-native programming. Editor for Javarevisited.