Camel AMQP component and MRG-M/QPID

The Camel AMQP component documentation here is pretty basic when it comes to demonstrating how to integrate camel and qpid. It basically shows the URL structure and not much more.

IMHO the most powerful aspects of AMQP 0.10 is the concepts of exchanges and routing/binding keys and the flexibility that these features provide when building messaging solutions.

 To use an AMQP 0.10 address in camel just specify it as you would in a normal java application.

 For example, the following route will create an auto-delete queue on the default exchange

<route id="ampqIN">
    <from uri="amqp:queue:TestQueueIN;{create:always,node:{x-declare:{auto-delete:True}}}?concurrentConsumers=1&amp;jmsKeyFormatStrategy=passthrough"/>
    <log message="The current message contains ${headers} ${body}"/>
    <to uri="amqp:topic:amq.topic?concurrentConsumers=1&amp;jmsKeyFormatStrategy=passthrough"/>
</route>

The following example specifies an address using an exchange/subject pair

    <camelContext trace="false" id="blueprintContext"
        xmlns="http://camel.apache.org/schema/blueprint">
        <route id="ampqIN">
            <from
                uri="amqp:queue:nocexc/TestQueueIN?concurrentConsumers=1&amp;jmsKeyFormatStrategy=passthrough" />
            <log message="The current message contains ${headers} ${body}" />
            <to
                uri="amqp:queue:TestExchange/?concurrentConsumers=1&amp;jmsKeyFormatStrategy=passthrough" />
        </route>
    </camelContext>

You can also specify the exchange & routing keys using multiple formats:

<!--  <to uri="amqp:queue:BURL:fanout://TestExc//Boing?concurrentConsumers=1&amp;jmsKeyFormatStrategy=passthrough"/>-->

        <to uri="amqp:queue:testq;{create:never,node:{type:queue,durable:True,x-bindings:[{exchange: TextExc}]}}?concurrentConsumers=1&amp;jmsKeyFormatStrategy=passthrough"/>