Integrating disparate applications through asynchronous messaging increases the possibility of failures, and makes error handling a mandatory part of every integration application. Camel offers a couple of mechanisms for handling and recovering from error conditions. In this tutorial, we will use Dead Letter Channel that retries failing requests and if the error remains, moves the failing message to a Dead Letter Queue (DLQ).
The complete source code for this tutorial is located under the project camel-message-routing-examples/error-handling
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An error handler can either be global, ...
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