A scheduled route policy can be used to trigger events that affect a route at runtime. In particular, the implementations that are currently available enable you to start, stop, suspend, or resume a route at any time (or times) specified by the policy.
The scheduled route policies are capable of triggering the following kinds of event:
Start a route—start the route at the time (or times) specified. This event only has an effect, if the route is currently in a stopped state, awaiting activation.
Stop a route—stop the route at the time (or times) specified. This event only has an effect, if the route is currently active.
Suspend a route—temporarily de-activate the consumer endpoint at the start of the route (as specified in
from()). The rest of the route is still active, but clients will not be able to send new messages into the route.Resume a route—re-activate the consumer endpoint at the start of the route, returning the route to a fully active state.
The Quartz component is a timer component based on Terracotta's Quartz, which is an open source implementation of a job scheduler. The Quartz component provides the underlying implementation for both the simple scheduled route policy and the cron scheduled route policy.
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