Using SSH/SCP/SFTP with Apache Camel

Apache Camel contains a number of components to make it easy to work with SSH/SCP/SFTP. I've created a new camel-ssh testcase in github to illustrate how to use these various components, continuing on from previous posts describing the security capabilities of Apache Camel:

• SSHTest: This test-case shows how to use the Apache Camel SSH component. The test fires up an Apache MINA SSHD server, which has been configured to allow authenticated users to execute arbitrary commands (ok not very safe...). Some files that contain unix commands are read in via a Camel route, executed using the SSH component, and the results are stored in target/ssh_results.
• SCPTest: This test-case shows how to use the Apache Camel JSCH component (which supports SCP using JSCH). An Apache MINA SSHD server is configured that allows SCP. Some XML files are read in via a Camel route, and copied using SCP to a target directory on the server (which maps to target/storage for the purposes of this test).
• SFTPTest: This test-case shows how to use the Apache Camel FTP component. An Apache MINA SSHD server is configured that allows SFTP. Some XML files are read in via a Camel route, and copied using SFTP to a target directory on the server (target/storage_sftp).