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Date: Tue, 13 May 2014 11:51:34 -0700 (PDT)
From: reynoldsm88 <reynoldsm88@gmail.com>
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Subject: Integration tests between multiple projects
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We are deploying our Camel applications to JBoss fuse using blueprint.

We have 2 maven projects that implement a particular feature that need to be
decoupled because one of them is a more generic integration. Essentially we
have one that gets some data, updates a database, and then puts some values
in a map and places that map on queue.

In another integration (it is part of another maven project) we would like
to read in a message and transform the data into a certain format using
marshallers.

My question is, now that we have both of these integrations set up and
individually tested, is it possible to create a unit test that would load
both of them and then test it that way? This is desirable because we do not
haven an environment to deploy to yet but we need to show our stakeholders
that the desired functionality is being implemented.


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