Camel services
You can retrieve information from any endpoint that the Apache Camel enterprise integration platform supports. The list of Camel components in the Camel documentation provides the full list of supported systems.
Configure Camel components by using a combination of URI, Headers, Body, and Configurationsettings. The appropriate values to provide for each setting depend on the component being used.
You can make requests dynamic by interpolating attribute values into different parameters. Learn more in Attribute interpolation.
Camel settings
| Setting | Description |
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URI |
The identifier for the Camel endpoint. PingAuthorize can interpolate attribute values into this field. |
Headers |
Additional information to send with the Camel service request. PingAuthorize can interpolate attribute values into this field. |
Body |
The body to send with the Camel service request. PingAuthorize can interpolate attribute values into this field. |
Configuration |
Some Camel components require you to configure helper components for them to work. specify these components by using the Groovy scripting language to write a Spring Bean configuration block. Learn more about writing configurations In Class GroovyBeanDefinitionReader. PingAuthorize cannot interpolate attributes into this field. |
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The Camel JDBC component uses the Headers and Body settings and requires a JDBC data source to be set up in the Configuration setting. |
Value processors
You can define value processors to transform data returned by the Camel service. Learn more in Processors.