Sure. I'm saying that Camel doesn't seem to provide what's advertised for those complex cases. Instead, it adds a layer of obfuscation and more constructs to ma

Sure. I'm saying that Camel doesn't seem to provide what's advertised for those complex cases. Instead, it adds a layer of obfuscation and more constructs to manage to what could otherwise be clean code. I think we just disagree on that point, as I apparently do with everyone regarding Camel. But, I don't fret. I also thought J2EE was completely nuts when everyone still believed it was the new sliced bread. :)