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The Apache Camel PMC welcomes Martin Krasser as a new committer.
Martin has been a Camel rider for more than 2 years. In this time
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he pointed out bugs, submitted patches, contributed to discussions and helped out other users on the mailing lists. We appreciate his outstanding contributions and we look forward to his continued involvement in the future.
Please buy Martin a beer next time you see him .
Hadrian (on behalf of the Camel PMC)
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The Camel riders are pleased to introduce the Apache Camel 2.0.0 Release. This is a major overhaul of Camel that took more than a year of
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efforts and is coming with about 760 issues resolved. We are grateful to the entire community for its involvement. Your hard work and constant attention to details promoted Apache Camel to wider adoption and leadership position in the integration space.
The feature and improvements list is too large to fit here, so please check out the release notes. Note that along with many improvements came a few api changes and migration from the 1.x line, while not too complicated, is not straightforward. The old Camel 1.x branch will still be supported for a while although the upgrade to this hot release is strongly encouraged.
Many thanks to all the contributors who made this release possible. Download Camel now and enjoy the ride!
The Camel Riders
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Welcome to the Camel 2.0-M3 Release which approx 109 issues resolved (new features, improvements and bug fixes such as...)
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Complete removal of specialized Exchange using generics
Performance improvements
JMS improvements and fixes
Fixes for Camel Maven Archetypes.
Spring DSL fixes.
Added SSL support to Camel IRC
Many fixes in the CXF, FTP, Log, Mail and other.
Major improvements and fixes in Bindy
Removed platforms specific encoding from kits.
Fixed issues related to class loading in OSGi.
Upgraded to Junit 4.5.
Many thanks to all contributors for the great effort.
The Camel Riders
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Hadrian Zbarcea
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on Jun 15, 2009 22:17
We are pleased to introduce the Apache Camel 2.0-M2 release with approx 222 issues resolved. This will probably be
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the last milestone release and the the final 2.0 will follow soon. The api changed from the 1.x version, but is now stable and we don't anticipate any changes in the upcoming 2.0. If you didn't already start migrating to the 2.0 line, now it's probably a good time to do so.
Among the new features, improvements and bug fixes in this release (from the 1.x version):
Introduced type converter registry to allow end users to programmatic get access to this registry
major improvements and refactoring of most components (see release notes)
RedeliveryPolicy added support for ref attribute to reference a existing policy in the Registry
Dead Letter Channel and Exception Clause now have onRedeliver to allow custom processing an Exchange before its being redelivered. Allowing you to work on the message being sent.
Multiple inputs can be define as input to routes: from("activemq:queue:order", "file://order").to("bean:handleOrder");
Pluggable Class Resolvers SPI for class resolvers allowing third party platforms such as JBoss to provide integration with Camel.
Refined API to reduce package tangling.
Added fromF and toF in the Java DSL to build uri strings using String.format with arguments, e.g.: fromF("ftp://%s@myserver?password=%s", user, password)..to
Improved tooling being able to retrieve more runtime information from the CamelContext
Scala DSL is improved
Introduced ConsumerTemplate supporting the Polling Consumer EIP
Custom endpoints with Spring @ManagedResource is now also registered in the mbean server.
The default error handler is changed from Dead Letter Channel to DefaultErrorHandler.
Overhaul and improvements to the Try Catch Finally DSLs, so they are on pair with the Exception Clause.
Overhaul and improvements to the Intercept DSLs. Added new interceptSendToEndpoint to intercept sending to a given Endpoint.
Added the notion of a Channel in the routes.
Added support to navigate the routes at runtime, so you can dynamic change or affect the processors in the routes.
Introduced a new Async API for asynchronous messaging.
Added Failover as load balancer.
Added Jackson as supported library for the JSon data format.
Many thanks to everybody who contributed to this major effort.
The Camel riders.
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on May 19, 2009 09:56
Camel 1.6.1 release
Welcome to the 1.6.1 release which approx 93 issues resolved (new features, improvements
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and bug fixes such as...)
Performance enhancement when sending high load of messages through Camel
Fixes for thread safety for LDAP, Validation, JAXB data format.
Use Nexus for releases.
Fixed issue with start/stop state machine.
Upgraded to CXF 2.2.
Security improvements for Jetty.
HL7 fixes on Windows platforms.
Fixes for header propagation in Bean component.
Fixes for using injected Endpoint.
Message Exchange Pattern can now be changed directly in the DSL.
Many thanks to the Camel community for its active involvement.
The Camel Riders
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on Mar 17, 2009 16:58
Welcome to the the Camel 2.0-M1 release, the first milestone release of the new Apache Camel 2.0 project. We know
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many of you were expecting it. While it is just the first milestone release and a few changes are still in the pipeline, most of the API changes are in, so that you won't have to migrate twice. The core and most of the components you used for quite a while now are stable.
So what's new? Quite a lot. With about 368 issues resolved (new features, improvements and bug fixes) it is the largest change set in Camel's history. The apache-camel-2.0-M1 version comes with:
New Examples
New Enterprise Integration Patterns: Sort
New Components: Cometd, Freemarker, Restlet, RSS, Web Console (experimental)
New Data Formats: Bindy, JSon, TidyMarkup, Zip, XMLSecurity
New Languages: Mvel, Property
New annotations: @FallbackConverter
major improvements to Jetty for better handling of exception/faults and easier end-user customization how response should be written
major improvements to File for consuming files, now supporting pluggable sorting, filtering and idempotent repositories.
major refactor and improvements to FTP, aligning it with the File component.
minor improvements to JDBC, SQL, Http and Mina
major refactor and improvements to CXF component. CxfBinding, HeaderFilterStrategy, Bus can be looked up from registry and configured at the endpoint level.
Improved tooling being able to retrieve more runtime information from the CamelContext
And much, much more...
Enjoy,
The Camel Riders
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on Mar 17, 2009 16:58
Welcome to the the Camel 2.0-M1 release, the first milestone release of the new Apache Camel 2.0 project. We know
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many of you were expecting it. While it is just the first milestone release and a few changes are still in the pipeline, most of the API changes are in, so that you won't have to migrate twice. The core and most of the components you used for quite a while now are stable.
So what's new? Quite a lot. With about 368 issues resolved (new features, improvements and bug fixes) it is the largest change set in Camel's history. The apache-camel-2.0-M1 version comes with:
New Examples
New Enterprise Integration Patterns: Sort
New Components: Cometd, Freemarker, Restlet, RSS, Web Console (experimental)
New Data Formats: Bindy, JSon, TidyMarkup, Zip, XMLSecurity
New Languages: Mvel, Property
New annotations: @FallbackConverter
major improvements to Jetty for better handling of exception/faults and easier end-user customization how response should be written
major improvements to File for consuming files, now supporting pluggable sorting, filtering and idempotent repositories.
major refactor and improvements to FTP, aligning it with the File component.
minor improvements to JDBC, SQL, Http and Mina
major refactor and improvements to CXF component. CxfBinding, HeaderFilterStrategy, Bus can be looked up from registry and configured at the endpoint level.
Improved tooling being able to retrieve more runtime information from the CamelContext
And much, much more...
Enjoy,
The Camel Riders
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on Feb 17, 2009
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We are pleased to announce the new Camel 1.6.0 Release which includes the following new and noteworthy features! Get it while its hot!
Welcome to the 1.6.0 release which approx 169 issues resolved (new features, improvements and bug fixes such as...)
RedeliveryPolicy added support for ref attribute to reference a existing policy in the Registry
major improvements to Jetty for better handling of exception and faults and easier end-user customization how response should be written
minor improvements to Http and Mina
HTTP supports authentication
Mina producer now throws CamelExchangeException in case no response received from remote server when in sync mode (sync=true)
SFTP added support for knownhosts, privatekey files and passive mode
Added onWhen predicate to Exception Clause
Exception Clause is much smarter as it will use caused by exception hierarchy for matching as well (will use bottom ups)
Dead Letter Channel now have onRedeliver to allow custom processing an Exchange before its being redelivered. Allowing you to work on the message being sent.
Message Exchange Pattern can now be changed directly in the DSL.
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on Feb 03, 2009 07:20
Apache Camel has successfully completed the infrastructure transition after becoming a TLP. There are still a few
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wrinkles to iron out on the trunk. During the next few weeks the main focus will be a Camel 1.6 release. We know many of you are waiting for it.
Many thanks again to our growing community. All this is only possible because of your support and contributions.
The Camel Riders
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created by Hadrian Zbarcea on Jan 19, 2009 06:44
As per the board resolution of Dec 17th, 2008, Apache Camel is a top level project. The new url is
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http://camel.apache.org. Contributions are always welcome and highly appreciated!
This would not have been possible without the valiant efforts made by the growing community, contributors and committers. Many thanks everybody!
The Camel riders.
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