messaging - Apache Camel producers and consumers -
I have difficulties wrapping my head around the concept.
I hear that I am trying to implement the endpoint on a TCP port for incoming messages in a proprietary format, which will then change the message and carry the camel on forwarding and routing. .
 Did I have correctly understood that the creator is responsible for sending the message,  endpoint  and  consumer  get them from that endpoint? 
 While studying the interface, I could not understand the message flow between those items, especially the consumer part  consumer  defines only  start ()  And  stop ()  methods ... 
 implementation while setting a test on a skeleton, apply  camel  to the productive object  createProducer ( )  Endpoint and  process ()  at 
 Can someone tell me in the right direction? It is important to remember that     I get the fuses ESB documentation better (in general) than:    Consumer Endpoint  requests are always used A route appears at the beginning and they consider code to be responsible for receiving incoming requests and to send out the answers.    Producer End Point  The outputs are always displayed at the end of a path and they deem the code responsible for transmitting incoming requests and receiving incoming replies Are there.    endpoint ,  element    root  created by / code> (i.e. Endpoint Factory). If you enter  component  at the beginning of a root, then there should be an implementation of the  component  of the  consumer  section. This works to convert specific input / requests (such as an HTTP request) to some common - one camel  exchange  - which can go below  root  if you  Component  at the end of the  route , then you should implement an  manufacturer   manufacturer   exchange  To carry it from the end of an  route  and convert it to a particular (like a JMS message) .   
 
  
 
 
  
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