Monday, August 18, 2008
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Title : Apache Camel
Speaker : Hadrian Zbarcea
Summary
Apache Camel (http://activemq.apache.org/camel/) is a powerful Spring based Integration Framework.
Camel implements the Enterprise Integration Patterns, allowing you to configure routing and mediation rules in either a Java based Domain Specific Language (or Fluent API) or via Spring based Xml configuration files. Camel has an extensible component based architecture and comes out of the box with support for many messaging transports (http, smtp, ftp, xmpp, ...), models (JMS, MINA, CXF, JBI), data formats and programming languages (groovy, ruby, python, etc).
This talk will be a brief introduction to integration patterns followed by hands-on example of service integration. In the remaining time I will touch on how and why Camel simplifies integration, its architecture and other projects you would likely use it with.
No special knowledge is required other than decent understanding of Java and interest in service integration.
Upcoming Presentations:
15-Sept-08 Presentation by Sun Microsystems, Pete Soper
20-Oct-08 Semantic Web, Phillip Rhodes
17-Nov-08 Grails Kit, Michael Kimsal, Software Consultant
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