This example shows some possible usages of the Camel reactive streams component.
The following sample routes are started together in a spring-boot application (all routes use reactor-core as external reactive framework):
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examples.basic.camel-to-reactor: shows how data generated by Camel route can be consumed by a reactive application.
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examples.basic.camel-to-reactor-in-out: shows how Camel data can be processed by a reactive library and return back to Camel to complete the flow.
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examples.basic.reactor-to-camel: shows how data generated by a reactive application can be consumed by a Camel route.
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examples.basic.reactor-to-camel-in-out: shows how data generated by a reactive application can can be processed by Camel and return back to the library to complete the flow.
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examples.client-api.rest: shows how a rest service can be defined using the reactive streams client API only.
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examples.client-api.workflow: shows how multiple Camel endpoints can be used into a reactive streams processing flow.
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examples.others.rest: shows how
Publisherclasses can be used as parameters or return types in beans.
All routes are enabled by default, but they can be switched off by changing the src/main/resources/application.yml file.
Each route is contained in a separate Java class.
You can find more information about Apache Camel at the website: http://camel.apache.org/