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Date: Sun, 1 Sep 2013 16:47:21 +0200
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Subject: Re: How to Give any java application as a end point in from (....)
From: Pontus Ullgren <ullgren@gmail.com>
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A simplified answer is that the seda queue is defined when you use it as a
from endpoint ie from("seda:start").

To send messages to it in your example simply use the producer template
just change so the message is send to the seda uri instead of the direct.

Best regards
Pontus
Thanks Pontus Ullgren ,
can you explain something about seda implementation, i go to url but am not
able to get much,
want to know how we define seda que and put the messages to it ?  in my
given example


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