Chapter 27. Managing routing contexts


The JMX Navigator view lets you suspend and resume running routing contexts.

27.1. Suspending operation of a routing context

Overview

The tooling enables you to suspend the operation of a routing context in the JMX Navigator view. Suspending context operation gracefully shuts down all routes in the context, but keeps them loaded in memory, so that they can resume operation.

Procedure

To suspend operation of a routing context:

  1. In the JMX Navigator view, expand the project’s Camel Contexts node, and select the routing context whose operation you want to suspend.
  2. Right-click the selected routing context to open the context menu, and then select Suspend Camel Context.

    Note

    If Resume Camel Context appears on the context menu, operation of the context is already suspended.

27.2. Resuming operation of a routing context

Overview

The tooling lets you resume operation of a suspended routing context in the JMX Navigator view. Resuming operation of a context restarts all of the routes in it so that they can process messages.

Procedure

To resume operation of a routing context:

  1. In the JMX Navigator view, expand the project’s Camel Contexts node, and select the routing context whose operation you want to resume.
  2. Right-click the selected context to open the context menu, and then select Resume Camel Context.

    Note

    If Suspend Camel Context appears in the context menu, the context and its routes are running.

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