This example demonstrates how you can use POJO Royting with Camel’s @Consume
and @Produce
annotations
on your Java beans. The example will generate a series of random numbers that is routed to either a low
or high method call. The method then constructs a new message that is routed to another POJO that is
hidden by an interface.
You can run this example using:
$ mvn spring-boot:run
And you should see output in the console with high and low numbers. The example will self stop after one minute.
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