Hello,
netty4-http strips the starting endpoint path so the target is relative to
the endpoint uri
How can it work with securtiy config based on url in the example below ?
That doesn't work as expected because the target is empty...
Here is my route defined in rest dsl with netty4-http componen
Hello,
I'm using camel-leveldb (Camel 2.13) instead of hawtdb (Camel 2.7) for
aggregation.
However I see this warning message in my logs for each aggregation ended
with success :
WARN : Unable to confirm exchangeId
[ID-NRBNRW0220A-50771-141
Yes, I wanted to suggest to add this option ;-)
Thanks for your help
J-M
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thanks Babak
But I have another problem on Windows 2008 server.
services (printers) are prefixed by "Win32 Printer :"
i.e :[Win32 Printer : Microsoft XPS Document Writer, Win32 Printer :
\\nrbnrw0264\nrbco006]
But when I look the source code, I realize that it can never be equal to the
config
Hello,
what is the right syntax (options ?) to print a pdf with camel-printer ?
I don't find any example...
J-M
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Envoyé : vendredi 14 septembre 2012 14:20
À : HERZET Jean-Marc
Objet : Re: Cannot stop inputstream during ftp transfer
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 1:18 PM, jmh <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hi Calus,
>
> I use Camel 2.7.1
>
> Yes, C
Hi Calus,
I use Camel 2.7.1
Yes, Camel is embedded in OSGi container Felix
(apache-servicemix-4.4.0-fuse-00-43)
I stop Camel with the OSGi command "stop bundleId" so the JVM is still
running
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Hi Claus,
I use camel 2.7.1
Yes I run Camel in OSGi container (Felix) apache-servicemix-4.4.0-fuse-00-43
I stop only the bundle (stop bundleId) but the JVM is still alive
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Hello,
I would like to understand why my inputstream (from File: to sftp:) is not
stopped after the shutdown timeout when I stop my bundle.
I put in the camel-context.xml config file :
This seems to not have any effect on the current inputstream since it
continues until the file is completly u
Hello,
I would like to turn my IMAP consumer to increase performance (like
concurrent consumer ?)
How can I do this with the imap component ?
I actually have this route :
from("imap:{{imap.connection}}")
.beanRef(BEAN_REF_GEDIMAIL_CAMEL_FACADE,
"performMail")
Hello,
I would like to understand this strange behavior with my route starting with
a file polling consumer :
I have sometimes two .camelLock remaining and some files waiting (blocked)
while some new files are processed with success.
These files blocked remain blocked until I delete manually the
Hello,
suppose you have these routes and you have JMS transactions configured in a
spring context definition file :
/from("file:{{inputDir}}").wireTap("activemq:log").to("file:{{outputDir}}");
from("activemq:log").beanRef("logger", "log");/
Now, suppose you have an exception in the wireTap whe
Hello,
suppose this route :
from("file://{{extra.inputDir}}")
.routeId("start")
.*bean*(EnterpriseServiceUtils.class,"define")..
simple question to be sure :
Is this kind of bean definition creates a singleton or Camel creates a ne
Hi Claus,
suppose I suspend a route starting with a jms consumer
At the same time, I already have 3 messages on the queue on which the
consumer is listening.
What's happening when the route is suspended ?
These 3 messages stay on the queue until the route is resumed ?
Regards
J-M
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Hello,
suppose I suspend a route starting with a jms consumer.
My question : is the current exchange also stopped/suspended or is still
processed until it reaches gracefully the end of the route ?
Thanks for your help
Regards
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Hello,
simple quesiton : is it possible to use Spagic to monitor Camel components ?
Regards
J-M
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Hello,
could you tell me what is the best way in Camel to implement the fork & join
pattern (wait, and/or condition) ?
I don't want to use BPEL since my workflow is implemented using pure Java
code rather than declarative XML.
Thanks for your help
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Thanks Claus !
I have already bought your book but I need to read the chapter #9 more in
depth ;-)
Best wishes to you and Camel !
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Hello,
I don't want to lose any message if my application crashes during an
aggregation so I add an aggregationRepository in my JMS transaction...
Can the aggregationRepositoryRef join the JMS transaction in this following
route ?
from("activemq:file2doc.prepareReturnFile")
Tanks Willem !
Regards
J-M
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Hello,
When I use HawtDB with the aggregator, I would like to know if the completed
exchanges are deleted in the HawtDBAggregationRepository.
I would like to be sure that the HawtDBAggregationRepository is not growing
more and more till reach its bufferSize.
Thanks in advance for your reply
Re
Hello,
first of all, best wishes for 2011 and long life to Camel !
My question is :
I have a route which consumes a text file (from("file:...")) containing some
lines (with "\n" as separator)
Suppose I have a problem when I'm processing a line in my route and it
remains 1000 lines to process,
Hi Claus,
suppose I need to re(send) a set of messages (validation failed before but
now is OK) without stopping Camel.
My idea was to suppress some keys in the idempotent file to allow the the
set of messages to be performed again.
But I don't know if it's possible to reload the idempotent
Hi Claus,
suppose I need to re(send) a set of messages (validation failed before but
now is OK) without stopping Camel.
My idea was to suppress some keys in the idempotent file to allow the the
set of messages to be performed again.
But I don't know if it's possible to reload the idempotent fil
Hi Camel riders,
what is the best way to refresh at runtime a file-based Idempotent Consumer
?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions...
Jean-Marc
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Hi,
I agree with you about your dynamic configuration suggestion for Camel
I'm also using Karaf (OSGi) and its hot-reloading property files feature
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found !
thank you Claus
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Hi,
how to configure eager=true in this use case:
from("activemq:inprogress?transferExchange=true")
.routeId("inProgress")
.idempotentConsumer(
simple("${property.gedFileName}#$
Hi Claus,
yes I'm using ActiveMQ and your suggestion could solve my problem :-)
Thank a lot
JM
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Hello,
a common requirement with JMS is to consume messages concurrently in
multiple threads in order to make an application more responsive.
I agree but I have a question about aggregation strategy with the
architecture below :
in my spring context :
...
That sounds great...for later !
because ScheduledRoutePolicy is available in Camel 2.6
and for now I'm using camel 2.4 :-(
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Thanks a lot, your solution sounds better and cleaner than mine ;-)
J-M
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Hello,
I need to start a camel-ftp component periodicaly with a cron expression
(every friday at 10pm)
The problem is that camel-ftp does not have this option out-of-the-box (only
a delay)
So I have imagined this solution that seems to work fine !
What do camel-gurus think about ?
Hello,
I need to start a camel-ftp component periodicaly with a cron expression
(every friday at 10pm)
The problem is that camel-ftp does not have this option out-of-the-box (only
a delay)
So I have imagined this solution that seems to work fine !
What do camel-gurus think about ?
Thanks Richard for your warning
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