Apache Camel Devoxx 2010

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Claus Ibsen presented Apache Camel at the Devoxx 2010 conference held in November. http://devoxx.com/display/Devoxx2K10/Apache+Camel,+a+powerful+open+source+integration+framework

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Writing a book is like a software project - you never deliver on time. We just misted having the book ready before Devoxx by a month. But at least the book is ready before christmas Before we get started with Camel let me try to answer probably the most important question you may have about Camel ...

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