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Camel 1.5.0 release
New and Noteworthy
Welcome to the 1.5.0 release which approx 266 issues resolved (new features, improvements and bug fixes such as...)
- support for Guice for dependency injection along with a new Guice JMS Example
- major improvements in FTP and File components
- File consumers now default uses exclusive read locking when it consume files, meaning that they wont consume files that are in the progress of being written by third part. The FTP consumer has this support as well, however it is disabled by default as it requires write privileges.
- File and FTP component supports expression to set dynamic filename patterns instead of using the FileComponent.HEADER_FILE_NAME header. See File Language for samples and use cases.
- important changes in ProducerTemplate (see below)
- Exception Clause now supports marking exceptions as being handled so callers doesn't receive the caused exception, but you can set the response to return instead. This is a very important feature.
- various improvements in Flatpack and XMPP components
- minor improvements in CXF, SpringIntegration, HTTP, Mail and Mina components
- minor improvements in Aggregator supporting a better fluent builder, etc.
- splitter now handles streaming avoiding reading entire content into memory (consuming very big 1gb files is now possible)
- introduced new jt400, HL7, LDAP and Smooks components
- introduced Delay Interceptor to slow down processing to show how things is happening nice and slow, so you are not bombarded with zillions of logging output.
- Mail can now send html mails with the new contentType option
- Camel Maven Archetypes now available in m2eclipse
 Maven project creation
- Java WebStart support
- refinements in loading resources using OSGi bundles, should now handle different OSGi platforms much better
- Type Converter now supports Exchange as 2nd parameter to allow converters access to the Exchange and thus the CamelContext as well. To be used for setting encoding in the future.
- New Loop api in DSL allows processing of a message a number of times, possibly in different ways.
- Spring DSL improve
- improved Tracer formatting and more options for configuration
- improved support for all Endpoints, not just singletons in CamelContext.
- minor tweaks to the Visualisation generator
- IBM JDK support (notable exceptions)
Last changed: Jul 23, 2008 01:04 by willem jiang
New and Noteworthy
Welcome to the new Camel 1.4.0 release which includes 261 new features, improvements and bug fixes such as...
- major improvements in JMS and Mail components
- major improvements in Camel JMX management (enabled by default)
- major improvements in Transactional Client. Bypassing Dead Letter Channel redelivery, letting the originator system handle this, resulting in the JMSMessage is rolled back to the JMS queue.
- attachment support for Message
- various improvements in CXF, File, FTP, Velocity, Stream, Atom and XMPP components
- various improvements in the Java and Spring DSL
- new transaction error handler, see Transactional Client
- introduced ExceptionPolicyStrategy as strategy for exception clause selection during error handling (much improved default strategy in Camel)
- intercept() default behavior changed (see section - important changes)
- JMS headers now preserve packagename style headers so Bean and File headers is preserved, so you can safely send the filename or bean method to invoke over the JMS wire
- introduced Debugger and Tracer interceptor to track how exchanges is routed
- refinements to run in OSGi containers
- some internal refactorings of package structure to avoid cycle dependencies
- @deprecated some core classes, that will be removed in Camel 2.0
- improved feedback for misconfiguration of camel routes such as mistypes of parameters
- overall improved wiki documentation
- improved javadoc for camel-core and camel-spring
- dependencies is now on the finer grained jars if applicable (e.g. Spring)
- WebSphere 6.1 support
- Flatpack for processing fixed width or delimited files or messages using the FlatPack library (work in progress)
- SpringIntegration for integration with Spring Integration
New DSL
- Scala (work in progress, not fully feature complete)
New Examples
Please see Release Notes for more details. Download it now while is hot!
The Camel riders
Last changed: Apr 30, 2008 08:02 by Bruce Snyder
JavaOne Meetup 2008
Come meet with the folks behind Apache ActiveMQ, Camel, CXF and ServiceMix at JavaOne!
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Please join us for an evening of food, drinks, conversation and open source antics at the Zebulon Cafe - (Google Map) in San Francisco on Monday, May 5, 2008 from 6-9PM. Some of the Apache committers behind these dynamic projects that will be there include Dan Kulp, Hiram Chirino, Guillaume Nodet, Rob Davies, Chris Custine and Bruce Snyder. ActiveMQ and Camel are each readying the next releases, CXF just graduated from the Incubator and the shiny, new ServiceMix 4.0 release is right around the corner. A big thanks to IONA Technologies for sponsoring this event. We hope to see you there! |
In an attempt to help predict the head count, please add your name to the registration page.
Last changed: Apr 09, 2008 05:39 by James Strachan
We are very pleased to announce the new Camel 1.3.0 Release which includes 208 new features, improvements and bug fixes such as...
- AMQP
- DataSet for easier load testing
- JCR for JSR 170 support
- List for UI and tooling integration
- Stream for working with input/output streams
- Test for easier functional testing
- XQuery for easy XQuery based transforms for Templating
Please see Release Notes for more details. Download it now while is hot to trot! 
Enjoy,
The Camel riders
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