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# Camel Example
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To run the example, simply type **mvn verify** from this directory, or **mvn -PnoServer verify** if you want to start and create the broker manually.
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This example contains 2 different Maven modules:
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1) `camel-broker` The module responsible for creating the broker, deploying the WAR-based Camel application, and running the client.
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2) `camel-war` The module used to build the WAR-based Camel application.
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The overall goal of this example is to demonstrate how to build and deploy a Camel route to the broker.
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The client itself is essentially the same as the one in the `core-bridge` example except there is only 1 broker in this
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example rather than 2. A Camel route defined in the WAR is responsible for moving messages between 2 queues. The client
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sends a message to one queue, the Camel route moves that message to a second queue, and then the client reads that
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message from the second queue.
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