Open source consultant Heath Kesler on getting started with Camel

Open source consultant Heath Kesler on getting started with Camel

Open source consultant Heath Kesler on getting started with Camel

date:Mar 18, 2011

Heath Kesler, an open source consultant who specializes in implementing open source frameworks, talks about Camel and how to get started with open source. Takeaways included how to set up a solid open source architecture base and how to route messages. This video comes from an interview with Jan Stafford at TheServerSide Java Symposium.

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