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Chapter 48. Component Interface
Abstract
This chapter describes how to implement the
Component
interface.
48.1. The Component Interface Copia collegamentoCollegamento copiato negli appunti!
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To implement a Apache Camel component, you must implement the
org.apache.camel.Component
interface. An instance of Component
type provides the entry point into a custom component. That is, all of the other objects in a component are ultimately accessible through the Component
instance. Figure 48.1, “Component Inheritance Hierarchy” shows the relevant Java interfaces and classes that make up the Component
inheritance hierarchy.
Figure 48.1. Component Inheritance Hierarchy
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Example 48.1, “Component Interface” shows the definition of the
org.apache.camel.Component
interface.
Example 48.1. Component Interface
Component methods Copia collegamentoCollegamento copiato negli appunti!
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The
Component
interface defines the following methods:
getCamelContext()
andsetCamelContext()
—References theCamelContext
to which thisComponent
belongs. ThesetCamelContext()
method is automatically called when you add the component to aCamelContext
.createEndpoint()
—The factory method that gets called to createEndpoint
instances for this component. Theuri
parameter is the endpoint URI, which contains the details required to create the endpoint.