when there's a camel bean method reference, like the "myMethod" string here:
@BeanInject("myBean")
private MyBean myBean;
public void configure() {
from("direct:start")
.bean(myBean, "myMethod")
...
}
We can click through the reference, and it points to the myMethod of the MyBean class. But this can be an interface, or a superclass, of the actual bean class used. We can determine the real bean type if used via @BeanInject (especially if the bean name is given), and make a more specific reference.