| [[CamelBoot-CamelBoot]] |
| = Camel Boot |
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| Camel lets you boot up a JVM process and configure Camel nicely using |
| whichever dependency injection framework you choose. |
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| For each of the main dependency injection frameworks, Camel has a Main |
| class with a `public static void run(String[] args)` function so that |
| you can boot up your JVM which then also bootstraps the Dependency |
| Injection framework to load all the camel contexts and services |
| required. |
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| The following camel boot options are supported: |
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| [[CamelBoot-CDI]] |
| == CDI |
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| Using the xref:components::cdi.adoc[camel-cdi module] you can boot up your Camel |
| Java process using the *org.apache.camel.cdi.Main* class |
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| [[CamelBoot-Spring]] |
| == Spring |
| |
| Using the xref:spring.adoc[Spring] you can boot your |
| Camel Java process using the *org.apache.camel.spring.Main* class |
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| [[CamelBoot-SpringBoot]] |
| == Spring Boot |
| |
| You can combine Spring Boot with Camel using |
| xref:components::spring-boot.adoc[Camel's Spring Boot integration]. In this case |
| your application looks and feels like a regular Spring Boot application |
| but with full Camel integration. |
