ble?
Thank you.
Below the loop.
ConsumerTemplate consumer = context.createConsumerTemplate();
uri=ftp://localhost/ficheros?username=raul&password=&throwExceptionOnConnectFailed=true&disconnect=true
while (follow) {
try {
// max waiting 15 secon
Thank you, Babak,
But, I want to stop the consumer, or the route, without interrupt a
reception.
In my case, the route would run every 2 minutes (aprox.), but it is possible
that in some cases there are high-volume files that take longer than 2
minutes. I don't want to long checking more than 2 m
Hello,
I want to create a custom component (Component, EndPoint, Consumer,
Producer..).
This component will create a FTP Route and it will have the control to start
and stop the FTP Route and the business logic too.
The first vesion of my component is a poll Consumer. This solution doesn't
like m
Hello,
I'm in the same situation. I need a client consumer. Has this requeriment
(client consumer) solution today?
I read the documentation, and I undertand that when I make a route like
that:
from("mina:tcp://localhost:port").process(miProcesador).to("seda:distribucion")
I am making a TCP
I suppose that the event will be produced when the FTP Route receives every
file.
When I read that I can convert a polling consumer into a event-driven
consumer with DefaultScheduledPollConsumer I thought it's that I need. But I
didn't found any example.
I am begining to walk with Camel. I though
I have a similar problem. (.GenericFileOnCompletion)
[ad #0 - ftp://localhost/origen] GenericFileOnCompletionERROR Caused
by: [org.apache.camel.component.file.GenericFileOperationFailedException -
File operation failed: Software caused connection abort: socket write
error. Code: 250]
In
Hello again,
I have relized that I must use a ProcessStrategy instead of PollStrategy.
ProcessStrategy can be used in the uri like pollStrategy
uri = "ftp://..&processStrategy=#myProcessStrategy";;
This parameter is of Camel-File2 and FTP2 inherits it.
I am using the GenericFileRenameProces
I am lost again,
How can I associated an ExceptionHandler to the consumer of a FTP Route?
I am seeing the code of the method* processStrategyCommit *of the class
*GenericFileOnCompletion* and I watch that if there is a problem in the
execution of *commit()*, it is catching the exception and It's
Hello Babak,
I have read your thread [2] and the problem of "renaming/moving/deleting" is
of mine.
I believe that it's posible control a ftp route with 3 elements:
I will use an example
//Exception control
onException(Exception.class).bean(myErrorControl).handled(true).to("mock:error");
// FTP
Hi Babak,
Could you say me how inject my own custom ExceptionHandler to the Consumer
of my FTP Route?
I am using Spring to define my Route
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";>
FtpRoute is a class that extends RouteBuilder.
I would be very grateful.
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Hello again Babak,
I have got to associate own custom ExceptionHandler to the Consumer of my
FTP Route. But I continue to have problems to control
"renaming/moving/deleting" of FTP.
I have followed the code and the problem is that the ExceptionHandler of
the Consumer is diferente of GenericFileOn
Hi again babak,
I have made my own Synchronization and I have added it at the begin of my
Process.
During the debug I could observe there were both Synchronizations:
- MySynchronization
- The Synchronization of GenericFileOnCompletion
I am using in my ftp route the option "move=.done", but to
Is the variable initialized at route construction time?
If yes, you should wrap the isEquals in a constant expression:
constant(isValid.equals(...)).
The simple language wouldn't work because the variable doesn't exist during
the runtime of the route.
If you want to set the isValid depending on
Robert,
Many thanks for this fantastic contribution to the Camel community! I did
vote for another design but I liked this one too ;-)
Given that the Camel component catalogue is ever expanding, it would be a
good idea to include the Camel version line that the poster applies to. I
guess it's too
The velocity component was missing in the "Templates" section on the
Grouped Component List wiki page. I added it yesterday, but I suspect it
was consequently missing too from the poster. I can't confirm it now
because the latter is no longer accessible, which is a good thing until the
trademark is
Hello,
Have you tried starting your route with a 15 min timer, and then using the
pollEnrich DSL to fetch the remote files?
http://camel.apache.org/content-enricher.html#ContentEnricher-Contentenrichmentusingthe%7B%7Benrich%7D%7DDSLelement
from("timer:foo?fixedRate=true&period=90")
.multi
If you're trying to process multiple records picked up by a DB query
in parallel, you should take a look at the Splitter EIP, which
includes support for multithreading out of the box.
Regards,
Raúl.
> On 12 Oct 2013, at 01:21, astorath wrote:
>
> I want the route to operate in several thread sim
It looks like you're using the CXF endpoint URI configuration style. Have
you tried switching to the bean configuration style? I use the latter type
of configuration frequently, an it always works.
Regards,
Raúl.
On 12 Oct 2013 15:32, "Nils Andermo" wrote:
> I have read the thread you suggest ca
Hello,
The code base of the camel-jms component hasn't varied considerably [1] and
I don't outright see any cause why this component would be the culprit of
the slowdown.
I did spot a change in the JmsHeaderFilterStrategy to introduce the
includeAllJMSXProperties option. But this defaults to fals
d list values, and
> will take care of parameters having multiple values (&a=1&a=2, etc).
>
> I'm still not sure how it can be resolved with Simple Binding Style, but I
> think I can manage to do a patch, unless Raul (Simple Binding Style guru)
> can beat me to it :-
Ok, I see what's happening here.
The SimpleConsumer binding style is truly injecting the parameters into
Camel IN message headers with names: q, start, size. If you add a "log all"
endpoint just after the CXFRS consumer, you will see the parameters sitting
there as message headers: .to("log:TEST?s
Hello,
Thanks for your participation in users@camel!
Even if we provided a way to set dynamic parameters as part of the URI –
and have Camel channel those downstream from the producer to the consumer –
how would the endpoints/processors sitting behind the SEDA / VM / Direct
consumers acquire acce
If these are request-reply interactions, producers should set a Time To
Live when sending a message to the queue. The broker will then expire stale
messages automatically and they won't be delivered to the consumer, thus
reducing the risk of the consumer sending out unexpected replies like this
one
help in some cases, but I don't see how it solves the problem,
> when the producer dies before the message TTL is over.
>
> Regards,
> Harald
>
>
> 2013/11/8 Raul Kripalani
>
> > If these are request-reply interactions, producers should set a Time To
> >
Camel won't do this, but you can set up your logging stack to achieve this,
e.g. log4j or logback.
You should be able to create custom PatternLayouts in log4j or new
LoggerConverters
in logback.
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Int
s working after one attempt to send to a missing queue.
> >>
> >> I've tried to debug the situation, and it seems that SJMS creates
> sessions
> >> in advance from connections obtained from JBoss, but JBoss closes each
> >> connection when an exception o
If you're using Camel >= 2.10.3 or 2.11, enable the writeResultAsHeader
endpoint option.
In the future, please use the users@ forum for such queries. And please
remember to always indicate what version of Camel you're running on.
Regards,
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Do you see any exceptions?
Regards,
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On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 2:51 PM,
In the future, you can use the .logNamespaces() option of the XPath
expression to ask Camel to dump to your log files the namespaces that are
discovered in your incoming XML payload.
BTW - the work your processor is doing is simply to convert the payload to
a String. You can achieve this by using
You can use JMS Message Selectors with Queue Browsers.
So if you're looking for messages with a particular value in a particular
header, you can create a Message Selector for that.
Regards,
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Integration specia
Are you getting any other log statements printed out to your 'out' console
appender?
Given that you've set the root log level to DEBUG in your log4j
configuration, you should be seeing a lot of log noise from Camel.
If you don't, your container may not be picking up your log4j configuration
file.
Careful, HawtDB is deprecated, as advertised in the camel-hawtdb component
page. Unfortunately, the warning doesn't render in a shaded box any longer
(due to some recent Confluence migration), so it's easy to miss it. Sorry
about that.
LevelDB is recommended instead, but the technology has two lim
Hi Claus,
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 8:42 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
> Hmm I am not aware of such.
>
> camel-levedb is using same principle as the leveldb store in AMQ
> http://activemq.apache.org/leveldb-store.html
>
> And allows concurrent and distributed reads/writes to the shared
> store. eg use a s
Hello,
Yes, as far as I remember the Type Converter Registry memorises what
converters were successful in converting from a given source to a
destination type, with the goal of speeding up the resolution of future
type conversion attempts. Probably this converter is getting blacklisted
due to the
If the incoming message via the MQTT consumer was InOut (i.e.
request-reply), it's likely that the JMS producer is sending the message as
InOut. This means that the producer is waiting for a reply.
Try setting the 'exchangePattern' option on the JMS endpoint to 'InOnly' to
instruct the producer tha
Hello,
You have camel-core and camel-spring version 2.10 mixed up with camel-cxf
version 2.12. The class definitions are different, that's why they can't
find each other.
Try upgrading camel-core and camel-spring to 2.12.
Regards,
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Unfortunately that tutorial only showcases Camel as a client, but not as a
service provider.
If you want to build a JAX-RS service, I suggest you use the new
SimpleBinding to make sure that your @HeaderParams, @PathParams,
@QueryParams, etc. are injected as Camel headers, and that your request
pay
If Spring DM is able to resolve the OSGi reference correctly,
'mappingservice' becomes a local bean in the Spring Context of the second
bundle.
This means that you can inject it around like any other bean.
For example:
... provided that com.ab.mypgm has a setter for property
Sounds reasonable to me.
To prepare the system for HA, you can broadcast the state on a JMS
topic to which all nodes subscribe to. Contrary to making the route
itself check every two minutes, this method allows you to run the
checking logic in a single place inside the cluster, in an HA
scenario.
T
Hello,
Could you add a Log endpoint with the showAll=true option?
We need to see what the incoming request looks like. Particularly the
Content-Type header.
Also please paste your JAX-RS resource class. Are you setting the
@Consumes annotation?
Another point: getBody(Class) also returns null whe
Exactly. Currently you are telling Camel that you want a String. That's why
you're not getting a POJO.
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It depends on what you're exposing the endpoint for.
If the REST endpoint is a gateway to a business process / service
orchestration / aggregation / scatter-gather / etc. (replace with any kind
of EIP or combination of EIPs), speaking to 10+ systems over different
protocols (SOAP, plain HTTP, JMS,
Try this technique. Nothing fancy, just a plain old Java static helper
method. It relies on Camel being able to configure exception handlers if
placed at the end of the route definition, which I think is possible.
Please give it a spin and report back to the community!
public class RouteExceptionH
Sorry for the delay, I missed the original post from February.
This seems to me like a question on customising the Jackson bindings. Have
you tried using the @JsonValue annotation?
Have a look at [1].
[1]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13386930/why-doesnt-jsonunwrapped-work-for-lists
HTH,
Hello
XA transactions are your friend in this scenario.
Beware that the whole goal of leveraging a Message Broker is to decouple
the producer from the consumer. In fact, when the producer sends the
message, there may be a consumer there may be not, but if you've set the
JMS delivery mode appropri
This will help you:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9183321/how-to-use-jndi-datasource-provided-by-tomcat-in-spring.
Raúl.
> On 12 Apr 2014, at 06:43, moj0002 wrote:
>
> I have my data source defined in a jboss ds file (myDB2Database-ds.xml) that
> goes either in the jboss deploy directory or
Hi,
We use Mongo cursors to read from the DB. But a DBCursor is not
something we can return to the route because not all technologies
support Streams, Cursors, Chunking, etc. For example, how would you go
about returning a DBCursor to a JMS endpoint?
That's why we offer the skipping and limiting
a.
> - loop over the data set reading batch parts using "skip" and "page size"
> - write the paged results appending them to the file.
> - etc ?
>
> Have you an example of paging process ?
>
> Thanks for you help.
>
> Ephemeris Lappis
>
> Le
Check the endpoint URIs on the producer and consumer side. There seems to
be a mismatch - perhaps it's a copy paste error?
On 22 Apr 2014 00:50, "John Dubchak" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to route a JMS message using an xpath expression. The
> expression and message conversion seem to work fine
Communities,
Quick announcement to let you know that we have published an article on
Apache Camel, Apache ServiceMix powering a best-practice,
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On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Raul Kripalani wrote:
> Communities,
>
> Quick announcement to let you know that we have published an article on
> Apache Camel, Apache ServiceMix powering a best-practice,
> geographically-federated SOA solution in the Jul
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>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Raul Kripalani [mailto:r...@evosent.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, 4 June 2014 9:07 PM
> To: us...@activemq.apache.org; users@camel.apache.org;
> us...@servicemix.apache.org
> Subject:
You can enable logging in the AHC library by setting the appropriate log
categories to DEBUG or TRACE level in your log stack configuration.
This will show what AHC is actually sending to the backend.
If you are using AHC 1.8.x, the logging category to enable is com.ning.http.
It could happen th
put.
Thanks,
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On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 12:27 PM, Jaume Sancho w
Hello Andrei,
This is an interesting use case.
Currently there is no easy way to support your scenario because the MongoDB
component requires a com.mongodb.Mongo bean in the registry, e.g.
mongodb:connectionBean?...
In your context:
...
However, many ideas come to mind. Y
I was able to access the URLs you posted successfully, with a POM file
coming back.
Perhaps check your proxy settings and try a direct curl/wget...
Regards,
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Integration specialist
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Can you post the code showing...?
a) how you add the bean.
b) how you construct the endpoint URI from within the "MongoConnection"
class' dynamic router method.
Regards,
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Integration specialist
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Did you just need to change the MongoDB Database and the MongoDB
Collections?
I thought you also wanted to change the hostname and the port at runtime of
the Mongo server...
If that's not the case, you can even simplify your solution a lot! After
all, it seems that your dynamic router is always r
I came across this issue recently and the culprit was the default
etc/jetty.xml configuration packaged with Apache ServiceMix, which by
default uses the BlockingChannelConnector, as explained in the inline XML
comment.
This connector does not support Jetty Continuations, therefore it is not
capabl
3ContinuationProvider$Servlet3Continuation.
> So at least some Continuation is being used.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Raul Kripalani [mailto:r...@evosent.com]
> Sent: 26 серпня 2014 р. 17:51
> To: users@camel.apache.org
> Subject: Re: camel-cxfrs and AsyncResp
Yep, perhaps try setting it as a in your bean...
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On Thu, Sep 25, 2014
Your Envelope element is declared in a default namespace. Your XPath
expression must use the namespace when referring to the element.
Cheers.
On 13 Nov 2014 22:32, "Gershaw, Geoffrey A." <
geoffrey.gers...@credit-suisse.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to filter via xpath using the spring con
Hey guys,
It's me who developed this component, but in Camel we can only go as far as
the Jsonlib library goes. Jsonlib prefixes XML attributes with '@' when
converting them into JSON properties [1]. I think this is correct: without
some kind of differentiation, you wouldn't be able to cycle back
Yes, we definitely need an option to pick up a custom ObjectMapper. Could
you file a JIRA and assign it to me, please?
However, the type converter is only used as a (very convenient) fallback.
If you provide a DBObject to your endpoint, no type conversions will be
triggered.
Therefore, for now, y
Take a look at the Controlbus component to start/stop routes
programmatically. Normally with FTP consumers, you know when to start them
(when the timer fires) but the tricky part is to know when to stop them.
You'd probably want to stop them after a period of inactivity, e.g. after
60 seconds.
The
Hi Joerg,
Thanks for your feedback! Indeed this can probably be improved.
Could you please open a ticket in our Jira?
How would you feel about submitting a pull request?
Thanks!
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> On 11 Mar 2015, at 16:13, jpeschke wrote:
>
> Hello,
> When trying to use the "readPreference"
I added a unit test and merged your PR. Thanks for your contribution to
Camel, and looking forward to many more!
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Just found this marketing landing page published on social networks. It's
made by TIBCO and attempts to highlight the downsides of Open Source ESBs.
You don't need to be a rocket scientist to gather what exact ESB they are
targeting (not us): just look at the images.
http://www.tibco.com/integrati
System.currentTimeMillis() / 1000. You will want to round up or round down
(use Math).
And please post only Camel-specific questions.
For general Java questions, Stack Overflow or Google are your best bets.
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On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 6:25 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
> Hi Raul
>
> Did you get a chance to continue working on this?
>
> I think for #3 its due to the openes of the source code that people
> dive in and help f
Have you set the Content-Type headers properly? Is the client sending
"application/json"?
Can you add a few log endpoints with showAll=true throughout the route, so
we can see what's going on inside?
Thanks.
On 15 Mar 2013 14:21, "ramrubio" wrote:
> Using camel version 2.10.4.
>
> slip is retur
Can you show us exactly where you are inserting your log statements?
A log statement between the servlet endpoint and the http4 one should
display what you're after.
Sent while on the move
On 7 Mar 2013 18:36, "rouble" wrote:
> Willem, Scott, Claus et al,
>
> Appreciate all your input. So, is t
Hi Roman,
Yes, this is doable and is in fact quite simple.
Just add an argument of type DataHandler or InputStream to the method
signature, and annotate it with @Multipart, e.g.
@GET
@Path("/{myServerHost}/upload")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Consumes(MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA)
pu
Hi Romain!
>
> With @GET you cannot send content with your request. This is possible with
> @POST.
>
> Best,
> Christian
>
> On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 9:14 AM, jamalissimo >wrote:
>
> > Hi Raul,
> >
> > thanks for quick answer. This looks easy when you are
Hi David,
The cleanest and most modular way to achieve this is by using
EventNotifiers [1], as they execute synchronously. Enable only the
ExchangeCompletedEvent and add the bean to your registry. The CamelContext
will pick it up automatically.
Beware of the Asynchronous Routing Engine, as it can
You don't want to stop all endpoints in the route because there may be
inflight Exchanges. Instead, you want to stop the inflow of new messages
whilst you keep processing any inflight exchanges.
That said, it's safe to stop the entire route (including endpoints) once
all inflight exchanges are com
With this technique, developers have to remember to add the custom
processor at the start of each route. (Unless it's set from an
interceptor...).
Since the user explicitly asked for a non intrusive technique,
EventNotifier is the only method that fulfills that requirement. Set once
per Camel con
; On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 9:36 AM, Raul Kripalani wrote:
> > With this technique, developers have to remember to add the custom
> > processor at the start of each route. (Unless it's set from an
> > interceptor...).
> >
> > Since the user explicitly asked for a no
.convertBodyTo(Document.class)
Leverages a feature of Camel called Type Conversion.
Raúl.
Sent while on the move
On 29 Mar 2013 22:40, "Chris Wolf" wrote:
> I don't see any listed here:
>
> http://camel.apache.org/data-format.html
>
> ...but I find it hard to believe there isn't a way to conve
Yes. The multicast can send to a direct endpoint, which does the
transformation and then dispatches to the final destination.
Another technique is to use the onPrepare option of the multicast DSL. But
this applies better when the same transformation logic is to be applied to
each and every target
Hi users,
As you may know, Camel has supported JAX-RS under the camel-cxfrs component
for a long time now.
However, the support has been rather low-level, requiring the user to
manually process the MessageContentsList object coming into the route. Thus
tightly coupling the route logic with the me
Hi guys,
Take a look at the new Simple binding style for CXFRS consumers, which
greatly simplifies consuming REST requests:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CAMEL/CXFRS#CXFRS-ConsumingaRESTRequestSimpleBindingStyle
.
Fresh out of the oven.
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x in Camel.
> http://camel.apache.org/examples
>
>
>
> On Sun, Mar 31, 2013 at 10:10 PM, Raul Kripalani wrote:
>
> > Hi users,
> >
> > As you may know, Camel has supported JAX-RS under the camel-cxfrs
> component
> > for a long time now.
> >
> > However
Then you're really after a split pattern rather than a multicast.
Create a bean that does the lookup and returns a List of ids.
Then plug it into the split EIP with:
.split(method(MyBean.class)).
The splitter will process each List element individually.
Regards,
Raúl.
Thanks,
Is there a way t
Take a look at the "Using a Pojo to do the splitting" section in the Split
EIP docs.
I can't give you a deep link now, sorry.
Regards,
Raúl.
On 5 Apr 2013 01:14, "Raul Kripalani" wrote:
> Then you're really after a split pattern rather than a multicast.
>
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 12:17 PM, Jothi wrote:
> version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
>
> 176722
> 12345
> Y
>
>
Your XML is badly formed. Notice the opening and closing tags of the
sourceId element.
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Hi Jean Francois,
What you need is exactly the SiftAppender, which will log to a different
file depending on some dynamic parameter in the Mapped Diagnostic Context
(MDC).
Use this appender from log4j: org.apache.log4j.sift.MDCSiftingAppender.
In the Camel route, write a custom processor that se
One solution is to parametrize the downstream endpoint in the Registry.
from("...").process(new MyProcessor()).to(myDownstreamEndpoint);
where myDownstreamEndpoint is a bean property of type String that gets
injected via Spring or Blueprint during the route initialization.
It should always have
Try enabling stream caching [1]. It's possible that the underlying stream
is slurped by the tracer before it even gets to the XSLT.
[1] http://camel.apache.org/stream-caching.html
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Camel Committer
h
Could you post the stacktrace, please?
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On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 4:3
Why don't you use the CXFRS endpoint directly, instead of bridging over
through Jetty? Something's probably going haywire with the combination of
Jetty, CXF bean and Multiparts...
Note there's a new SimpleCxfRsBinding in 2.11 [1], which you can use in
older versions by copying the class into your
.11 jar,
> what would my camel route look like to make use of it including the port?
> Would I still be using jetty or configuring a cxfRsBinding in XML/cfg?
>
>
>
> Thanks again!
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Raul Kripalani [mailto:r...@evosent.com]
> Sent: T
You have a mismatch between the XML element named 'fieldValue' and the POJO
property named 'fieldVal'.
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http:/
Are you sure the problem is on Camel's end? I've never seen such a
behaviour.
How long does the external service take to respond? Perhaps it cannot
handle concurrent requests? Or it responds badly?
What's the exception seen by Camel?
To aid investigation, I suggest you monitor de HTTP traffic us
Place the common part in it's own route and make it consume from a
Direct endpoint, e.g. direct:common.
Raúl.
On 2 May 2013, at 14:27, horyna wrote:
> We have in lots routes some common part. e.g.:
>
> .setHeader("h", constant(THIS_IS_VARIOUS_FOR_EVERY_ROUTE))
>.filter(method("
Yes, if the route definition varies for each route, you are better off
creating a Helper class with static methods that build up whatever route
nodes you need.
Another way is to create a base abstract RouteBuilder class that takes care
of the common route definitions. The per-route arguments are p
Hi Chris,
I like this kind of problems ;-) Do these two messages share a correlation
key?
If yes, you can create a bean which acts like a Repository, accumulating
message bodies or Exchanges under the correlation key. Could be implemented
using Guava's MultiMap, or a DB if you need durable persis
ke
> expressions help in this regard, but not all of them work with
> expression-language
> configuration, e.g. SFTP Consumer.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
> On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 3:46 PM, Raul Kripalani wrote:
> > Hi Chris,
> >
> > I like this kind of probl
Given there's no stack trace and that there's an apparent freeze. Could you
take a thread dump of the JVM for us to analyse?
Are you sure the DB is not dead locking?
Can you add a log endpoint statement to your exception handler, with
showAll and showStackTraces=true?
Also enable the stopOnExcep
If you use camel-cxfrs, you can just define the @FormParams and
@QueryParams in the method signature of your REST resource class.
Then use the SimpleCxfRsBinding (see camel-cxfrs component doc), which
parses the request, extracts all declared parameters and injects them as
Camel headers.
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