Jeroen Reijn • 3/30/2009

Apache Camel: open source integration framework

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This article provides an overview of Apache Camel, an open-source Java framework for application integration. It explains the framework's core concepts (endpoints, routes, filters, pipes) and demonstrates its use with a practical example of configuring a route to process an RSS feed using Spring XML, highlighting its simplicity and efficiency for integration tasks.

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