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1. Create a route that converts an XML file into Java object using JAXB.

2. Read a CSV file, convert to XML, and store it in /output/xml.

3. Write a route that checks if an attachment named doc exists.

4. In Camel 3.x, how do you set a modified body after processing a message?

5. Change the body content to uppercase using a processor.

6. Route that sets a JSON body using setBody and sends it to a mock endpoint.

7. 1.Create a Camel route in Java DSL that reads files from /input and writes them to /output.

8. Define a route in Java that polls a directory and moves processed files to .done.

9. Write a Java DSL route that filters messages based on header priority=high.

10. Override an existing header in the route using Java.

11. Retrieve and process an attachment from a message.

12. Filter JSON files containing the key "urgent": true and route them to a separate log.

13. How do you remove an attachment from a message?

14. Write a Java route that removes all headers starting with CamelHttp.

15. Write a Java route that logs both the old and new body.

16. Add a file attachment to the exchange message using Java.

17. Write a Camel route that creates a JSON output file from a POJO list.

18. Create a Java DSL route that uses multicast to send the same message to multiple endpoints.

19. Implement a splitter route in Java that splits a CSV line into individual elements.

20. Consume a JSON file and route based on a field value ("status" == "approved").

21. Write a Java DSL route that calls a REST endpoint and logs the response.

22. Implement a choice block in Java DSL that routes based on header value.

23. Use XML DSL to route messages to different endpoints based on a header priority.

24. Create a route in XML DSL that filters out messages with empty bodies.

25. Produce an XML file using JAXB from a Java object.

26. Store the attachment content into a header for further use.

27. Set a header dynamically based on the body value using Java DSL.

28. Use Java DSL to read a file, transform the content to uppercase, and send it to a log endpoint.

29. Explain the difference between exchange.getIn() and exchange.getOut() in Camel 2.x.

30. In XML, how do you define multiple routes within one CamelContext?

31. Use Camel Simple expression to reference a header in XML.

32. Consume an XML file and extract the content of <id> tag using XPath.

33. Modify a message body conditionally using a Choice block in Java.

34. Consume XML, transform it to JSON, and log output.

35. Write a Java route that copies a value from one header to another.

36. Create a route that sends a copy of the message to a wire-tap endpoint without affecting the main flow.

37. Read a CSV file and convert each line to uppercase using Java DSL.

38. Write a Camel route to consume a JSON file and log each entry in an array.

39. List all attachment names in a message using Java.

40. Create a route that moves all processed XML files to .done directory.