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Subject: How to impl bean-side of proxy w/Future return?
Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2011 17:43:30 -0700
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When using proxies and beans to hide all Camel details from the =
application-layer, how does one implement the bean-side of the Future =
returning request?

public interface SimpleService
{
    Future<String> test();
}

public class SimpleServiceImpl
    implements SimpleService
{
    public Future<String> test() {
        return ???
    }
}

Is it even possible to have a bean backing up a proxy invocation that =
returns a Future?

--jason=