camel-orientdb

Camel component for OrientDB. For Camel since 2.17.6 and later.

##Maven

For injecting Maven depedency use this code:

<dependency>
	<groupId>org.orienteer.camel.component</groupId>
	<artifactId>camel-orientdb</artifactId>
	<version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>

##Initialization

DB connection variables can be set using CamelContext properties, like

	context = new DefaultCamelContext();
	Map<String, String> properties = context.getProperties();
	properties.put(OrientDBComponent.DB_URL, dbSettings.getDBUrl());
	properties.put(OrientDBComponent.DB_USERNAME, session.getUsername());
	properties.put(OrientDBComponent.DB_PASSWORD, session.getPassword());
	context.setProperties(properties);

Also can see http://camel.apache.org/properties.html

Default properties names is

	DB_URL="orientdb.url"; 
	DB_USERNAME="orientdb.username"; 
	DB_PASSWORD="orientdb.password"; 

But it can be change

##URI format

The OrientDB component using following endpoint URI notation

orientdb:[OrientDBSQLQuery][?options]

And using OrientDB query format with minor changes:

• Instead ? used :# for anonymous input parameters. Named parameters using OrientDB notation (:name)

Example:

orientdb:select from testTable where name=:# 

Some URIs may not use queryes, only options, like:

orientdb:?preload=true&makeNew=true 

This endpoint just load input Map`s and trying to create new objects from them.

##Options

##Input

NOTE All first-level lists split to elements and OrientDBSQLQuery evals for EVERY element. If you need process only one parametrized element, use Map, ODocument or List with one element in

##Output

NOTE All output conversions are recursive, or convert output into flat structures

IMPORTANT NOTE If result of sql query is list and before you sent List(as example) to input, then results of all queries will be joined into one big List