== Camel Route Throttling

=== Introduction

This example shows how to use the new feature in Camel 2.1 which is
RoutePolicy. A route policy allows you to associate a route with a
policy. Camel provides a throttling policy which allows Camel to dynamic
throttle the route consumer depending on the number of concurrent
messages current in flight.

The Server is required to be running when you start the client. You can
see on the server it should log in the console how it adjust the
throttling dynamically.

The goal of this example is to illustrate that Camel throttles the JMS
queue to be on same pace with the rest of the Camel routing. When
running the example you should observe that the JMS route and the SEDA
route completes nearly in sync.

=== Build

You will need to compile this example first:

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$ mvn compile
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=== How to Run

The example has 3 maven goals to run the example

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$ mvn compile exec:java -PCamelServer
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Starts the Camel Server which contains the 3 routes and where you should
check its log output for how it goes.

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$ mvn compile exec:java -PCamelClient
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Is a client that sends 10000 JMS messages to the JMS broker which is
consumed by route1. The Server must be started beforehand.

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$ mvn compile exec:java -PCamelFileClient
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Is a client that creates 5000 files that are consumed by route2. The
server may be started beforehand, but its not required.

So at first you start the server. Then at any time you can run a client
at will. For example you can run the JMS client and let it run to
completion at the server. You can see at the server console logging that
it reports the progress. And at sometime it will reach 10000 messages
processed. You can then start the client again if you like. You can also
start the other client to create the files which then let the example be
a bit more complicated as we have concurrent processing of JMS messages
and files at the same time. And where as both of these should be dynamic
throttled so we wont go too fast.

To stop the example hit ctrl+c

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