List of Tables

Chapter 1. Meeting Camel

Table 1.1. The services that the CamelContext provides

Chapter 3. Transforming data with Camel

Table 3.1. Six ways data transformation typically takes place in Camel

Table 3.2. Prefixes supported by the XSLT component for loading stylesheets

Table 3.3. Data formats provided out of the box with Camel

Table 3.4. Data types that camel-csv uses when transforming to and from CSV format

Table 3.5. Data types that Bindy uses when transforming to and from CSV format

Table 3.6. Entities prepopulated in the Velocity context and that are available at runtime

Chapter 4. Using beans with Camel

Table 4.1. Registry implementations shipped with Camel

Table 4.2. Parameter types that Camel automatically binds

Table 4.3. Parameter-binding annotations provided by Camel

Table 4.4. Camel’s language-based bean binding annotations

Chapter 5. Error handling

Table 5.1. The error handlers provided in Camel

Table 5.2. Noteworthy features provided by the error handlers

Table 5.3. Options provided in Camel for configuring redelivery

Table 5.4. Headers on the Exchange related to error handling

Table 5.5. Properties on the Exchange related to error handling

Chapter 6. Testing with Camel

Table 6.1. Classes in the Camel Test Kit, provided in camel-test.jar

Table 6.2. Commonly used methods in the MockEndpoint class

Table 6.3. Expression-based methods commonly used on MockEndpoint

Table 6.4. Builder methods for creating predicates to be used as expectations