Task flow for testing with Apache Camel components

You can find information about the tasks that you can perform in HCL DevOps Test Integrations and APIs (Test Integrations and APIs) for testing the technologies supported by the Camel components. Examples of supported technologies are Email, FTP, Kafka for their corresponding Camel component such as Camel-Mail, Camel-FTP, and Camel-Kafka.

The following table provides a list of the tasks that you can perform for testing with Camel along with the link to the corresponding topic for the details of the task.
Task More information
1. You must complete the prerequisite tasks. Prerequisites for testing the technology endpoints supported by Camel
2. You must download the JAR files of the Camel component and add the JAR files by using Library Manager. Adding Camel component JAR files through Library Manager
3. You must create a logical connection in the Architectural School perspective for the Camel component. Creating logical Apache Camel component connections
4. You must configure the physical resource for the logical connection. Creating physical resources for Camel components
5. You must set up a Service Component that uses the technology endpoints of the Camel component as the physical resource before you can create tests or stubs. Creating a service component
6. You must set up an Operation that uses the technology endpoints of the Camel component as the physical resource before you can create tests or stubs. Creating an operation
7. If you are testing the technologies supported by the Camel components, you can set up the Message Exchange Pattern (MEP) and define the publish and subscribe actions. Test Integrations and APIs uses Camel as the physical transport for all the supported Camel components. Configuring the MEP settings for the Camel transport
8. You can publish Camel messages that use the Camel transport. Publishing messages
9. You can subscribe to Camel messages. Subscribing to messages
10. You can specify the stubbing settings for the technologies supported by the Camel components that use the Camel transport. Stubbing settings for the Camel transport