DSL
Camel uses a Java Domain Specific Language or DSL for creating Enterprise Integration Patterns or Routes in a variety of domain-specific languages (DSL) as listed below:
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Java DSL: a Java-based DSL using the fluent builder style.
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XML DSL: an XML-based DSL in Camel XML files only.
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Spring XML: an XML-based DSL in classic Spring XML files.
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YAML DSL: for creating routes using YAML format.
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Rest DSL: a DSL to define REST services using REST verbs.
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Rest DSL contract first: rest DSL using contract-first when OpenAPI specs.
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Groovy DSL: a Groovy-based DSL to create routes leveraging closures and a specific Groovy extension module.
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Kotlin DSL: a Kotlin-based DSL.
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Annotation DSL: Use annotations in Java beans.
See Also
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CamelContext the main entry for Camel is the
CamelContext -
Routes for general information about a Camel route
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RouteBuilder for creating routes using the Java DSL style.
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LambdaRouteBuilder for creating routes using Java lambda style.
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Endpoint DSL for creating routes using type-safe Camel endpoints in Java.
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DataFormat DSL for type-safe Camel data formats in Java.
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Route Template for creating reusable route templates.
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Route Reload for hot-reloading routes in a running Camel application.