Camel 2.3.0 release (currently in progress)

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    Camel 2.3.0 Release
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            * [camel-spring-security|Spring Security] support to integrate the [spring security|http://static.springsource.org/spring-security/site/index.html] with Camel. 
* [camel-crypto|Crypto (Digital Signatures)] using Camel cryptographic endpoints and Java's Cryptographic extension it is easy to create Digital Signatures for [Exchange]s. 

            * [camel-eclipse|camel-eclipse] for using Camel with Eclipse RCP. 

h3. New DSL 

            ...

            The outbound Exchange from [Splitter] will now by default use the original [Exchange] (input to Splitter). To use the old behavior you can configure the [Splitter] to use {{UseLatestAggregationStrategy}}. 

            The camel-cxf component PAYLOAD mode has been improved to delegate all SOAP message parsing to CXF.  The camel-cxf component now requires CXF 2.2.8 or newer. 

            h2. Getting the Distributions 

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                            Full Content

        Camel 2.3.0 release (currently in progress)

New and Noteworthy

Welcome to the 2.3.0 release which approx XXX issues resolved (new features, improvements and bug fixes such as...)

	Overhauled threading model and introducing threadPoolProfile to define profiles for thread pools to have easy configuration.
	Property placeholders in for example endpoint uris is not natively supported in camel-core which means you no long need to use Spring for that. It works therefore in any environment as its provided out of the box in camel-core.
	Property placeholders also works in the <CamelContext> when using Spring XML. Basically nearly all places where you enter text the property placeholder is supported.
	Total overhaul of the Aggregator EIP, which now has better completion triggers, and supports pluggable repository. For example to use camel-hawtdb as persistent store. Also added support for recovery and transactional behavior when using camel-hawtdb.
	Added ExchangeSentEvent to EventNotifier which contains time taken and is emitted when an Exchange is sent to an Endpoint. This allows end users to easily gather performance stats for Exchange send to endpoints.
	Added disconnect option to MINA to close Mina session right after usage.
	Jetty now supports to get the HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse from the Message header.
	XPathBuilder now supports being used without an Exchange which allows you to use it in a custom/generic fashion.
	XPath now supports using the JVM system property specifying a custom XPathFactory to be used. You can use this to switch from default to use e.g. Saxon.
	XSLT now supports using <xsl:include> where the files is loaded from classpath, and being able to load relative according to the endpoint configured location. See the wiki page for details.
	File, FTP added option eagerDeleteTargetFile to control the behavior when using tempFile whether or not to eagerly delete the target file or wait until last moment.
	Reduced registering producers in JMX to prevent using too much memory and potentially registering short lived producers which didn't bring much value of being managed as well.
	Added camel-http4 component using Apache HTTP Client 4.0.1. This can be used by early adaptors to try out the new Apache HTTP Client 4.x architecture.
	Upgraded Jetty to use Jetty 7.0.1.
	Individual routes can be Graceful Shutdown at runtime, which allows you to stop the route in a more reliable and gentle way.
	Added removeHeaders to remove multiple headers, e.g. use removeHeaders("Camel*") to remove all Camel related headers.
	Improved the Failover load balancer to support round robin mode and a few other options as well.
	Fixed issue with Camel not being able to run deployed as a WAR in WebLogic server.
	Fixed Polling Consumer not working with JMS selector.
	pollEnrich now handover completions which means you can use the move like options from File or FTP component. For example to enrich with a file and have that file moved when the route completes.
	Added @Attachments annotation to Bean binding.
	Simple and Bean language now has a build in OGNL notation which allows you to reference from Map or List structures and as well to invoke methods in a OGNL like notation. See more details at Simple wiki page.
	camel-jetty supports the multipart/form post out of box.
	Graceful Shutdown now shut down routes in the reverse order in which they was started. Option shutdownRoutesInReverseOrder can be used to control this behavior.
	XSLT component now allows you to chose which output type to use with the output option. For example you can now stream directly to a file, for example when transforming very big xml messages.
	Error Handler can be configure with specialized <errorHandler/> tag to make it easier to configure error handling in Spring XML.
	Added depends-on attribute to <camelContext/> so you can have other beans created before Camel when using Spring XML.
	Added org.apache.camel.builder.ProxyBuilder to easier create Camel Proxy in Java / Java DSL.
	ProducerTemplate and ConsumerTemplate can now be configured with a maximumCacheSize to control how many producers/consumers they can cache.
	Methods on CamelContext} to create {{ProducerTemplate and ConsumerTemplate now pre starts the templates so they are ready to use asap.
	Fixed polling Files on a Windows network share may skip files with a log message Ignoring unsupported file type for file.
	ProducerCache is now exposed for management in JMX which allows you to 'keep an eye on it' at runtime. This cache is used by certain EIP patterns.
	Fixed polling Files or FTPs when recursive and idempotent is enabled, which could cause Camel to not pickup files in sibling folders with similar name to already consumed files.
	Improved request/reply messaging over SEDA and VM endpoints to work properly with many endpoints (chained).
	JPA component will now auto lookup EntityManagerFactory and TransactionManager from Registry to support convention over configuration. Then you do not any longer need to explicit configure this on the JpaComoponent. If auto lookup failed a WARN log is logged.
	Fixed camel-spring having factory beans for ProducerTemplate and ConsumerTemplate set to non singleton, which caused it to create new instances. Obviously it should have been singleton as you want to reuse the template.
	Fixed camel-spring when @Produce/@Consume/@EndpointInjected annotated was used on prototype scoped beans, to not register those annotated services to be closed in CamelContext. This caused Camel to keep references to these services even when the prototype was no longer in used. And causing Camel to eat memory.
	Added camel-spring-security component, now you can use spring security within camel route.
	Mock endpoints now report more detailed assertion failures when binary predicates are used, as you can see the evaluated expression which failed.
	Improved the Tracer to make it easier for Camel end users to extend it and use custom tracing such as storing to a database using JPA but with their own @Entity class.
	Improved Wire Tap when sending a new Exchange by having access to the original Exchange so you can grab that information when creating the new Exchange.
	Fixed Policy to be applicable per processor, multiple processors or the entire route
	Camel now checks more aggressively on startup if route nodes which mandates child nodes also have such configured. If not an exception will be thrown on startup.
	XPath is now easier to work with as we added more type converters which supports the default type, org.w3c.dom.NodeList, use by XPath.
	When using Spring XML you can now import routes from other XML files
	Much friendlier syntax to configure time periods in endpoint uris, for example the Timer component. Or how often to poll from a File or FTP consumer.
	Camel Http component will not consumer the message body when it parses the POST message with the content-type of "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", and it also honor the charset setting of the "content-type".

New Enterprise Integration Patterns

New Components

	camel-nagios for sending passive checks to Nagios
	properties for using property placeholders to resolve endpoint uris.
	camel-gae extensions

		gauth component for implementing OAuth consumers.
		glogin component for programmatic login to Google App Engine applications from Java clients.

	camel-hawtdb as persistent store for the Aggregator EIP.
	camel-netty for working with TCP and UDP protocols using Java NIO based capabilities offered by the JBoss Netty.
	camel-scalate for working with the ScalaTE template framework
	camel-exec for executing system commands
	camel-bean-validator performs bean validation of the message body using the Java Bean Validation API (JSR 303).
	camel-spring-security support to integrate the spring security with Camel.
	camel-crypto using Camel cryptographic endpoints and Java's Cryptographic extension it is easy to create Digital Signatures for Exchanges.
	camel-eclipse for using Camel with Eclipse RCP.

New DSL

	removeHeaders

New Annotations

	@Attachments

New Data Formats

	SOAP data format provides basic webservice support without the CXF Stack
	Crypto data format integrates the Java Cryptographic Extension into Camel

New Languages

New Examples

	camel-example-aggregate shows the new overhauled Aggregator in use with persistence storage using HawtDB.
	camel-example-spring-security shows how to use camel-spring-security to implement role based authorization.

New Tutorials

	The OAuth tutorial demonstrates how to implement OAuth in web applications with Camel's new gauth component.

API breaking

The Aggregate has been overhauled and thus you need to migrate you Camel application if you use it.

See the Aggregate wiki page for which options it has you should use.

In MINA the header key MinaConsumer.HEADER_CLOSE_SESSION_WHEN_COMPLETE is moved to MinaConstants.MINA_CLOSE_SESSION_WHEN_COMPLETE

org.apache.camel.spi.PollingConsumerPollStrategy now returns a boolean in the begin method. Use true to accept to begin polling, and false to skip polling at this time.

A new method onInit has been added to org.apache.camel.spi.RoutePolicy.

Added method removeHeaders on the org.apache.camel.Message API.

getExecutorService/setExecutorService have been removed from DefaultComponent and DefaultEndpoint.

You should use CamelContext.getExecutorServiceStrategy() which is the API for creating thread pools in Camel.

Changed Exception to Throwable on the org.apache.camel.spi.EventFactory and the various xxxEvent objects as Camel now catches Throwable on shutdown to ensure a more robust shutdown in case a Throwable was thrown.

Removed unused class org.apache.camel.spi.Provider.

Fixed spelling in the parallelProcessing option from the @RecipientList annotation.

GenericFile is no longer java.io.Serializable

Method adviceWith on RouteDefinition now requires CamelContext as first parameter.

Known Issues

The Tracer may not output all details for some situations such as when using onCompletion or intercept etc.

Not all Examples have ANT build.xml files to run the example using ANT.

Important changes to consider when upgrading

The Aggregate has been overhauled and thus you need to migrate you Camel application if you use it.

See the Aggregate wiki page for which options it has you should use.

The SEDA endpoint is now by default unbounded in size, where as before they had a default size of 1000.

camel-jetty has been upgraded to use Jetty 7.0.1 from 6.1.22. These two versions is much different as 7.x is moved to be hosted at Eclipse, which means all it package names has been renamed.

In camel-http some options in relation to authentication has been renamed to avoid clashing with using username and password as uri parameters, which can be common names to be used. Therefore if you have configured authentication on the HTTP endpoint you have to rename those options, and as well a authentication method (authMethod) must be provided as well (BASIC, DIGEST, NTML).

Camel will now shutdown routes in reverse order in which they where started.

The outbound Exchange from Splitter will now by default use the original Exchange (input to Splitter). To use the old behavior you can configure the Splitter to use UseLatestAggregationStrategy.

The camel-cxf component PAYLOAD mode has been improved to delegate all SOAP message parsing to CXF.  The camel-cxf component now requires CXF 2.2.8 or newer.

Getting the Distributions

Binary Distributions

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 Windows Distribution 
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 apache-camel-2.3.0.zip.asc 

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 apache-camel-2.3.0.tar.gz.asc 

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 apache-camel-2.3.0-src.tar.gz 
 apache-camel-2.3.0-src.tar.gz.asc 

Getting the Binaries using Maven 2

To use this release in your maven project, the proper dependency configuration that you should use in your Maven POM is:

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.apache.camel</groupId>
  <artifactId>camel-core</artifactId>
  <version>2.3.0</version>
</dependency>

SVN Tag Checkout

svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/camel/tags/camel-2.3.0

Changelog

For a more detailed view of new features and bug fixes, see the:

TODO: Fix for 2.3.0

	release notes for 2.3.0

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Windows Distribution	apache-camel-2.3.0.zip	apache-camel-2.3.0.zip.asc
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