Hi,
I have the requirement for a simple WS proxy similar to the example.
However, our customers deploy on Tomcat, so having a standalone or
ServiceMix implementation would not be acceptable. I have tried porting
over to a war, but I cannot get to the point of recieving my WSDL
dynamically. I ju
I did see that example. Part of the solution seems to be from this thread:
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/How-to-config-cxf-in-project-td5000149.html
It would be helpful if you could document the need to use the service name
as the address for the cfxEndpoint component:
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012
Ok, got most of it to work. For some reason, if I add dataFormat="MESSAGE"
to my proxy webservice endpoint url, the actual webservice functions, but I
cannot get the WSDL from the endpoint. If I set dataFormat="PAYLOAD", I can
get the wsdl at the endpoint, but the webservice does not function (I
Hi all,
I have successfully implemented a proxy web service, and now have another
question.
If I expose my proxy web service, and then use Camel Processors to do some
processing of the input like using the input xml to make Web Service calls
(outside of the cxf context), is there a simple way of
Hi all,
I am migrating an application from Spring dsl to blueprint.
This worked previously:
"/>
in conjunction with this bean method:
public void setExtractall(boolean extractall)
{
this.extractall = extractall;
}
So t
Hi Claus,
Yes, sorry, I ommitted that my message. I have this:
and /etc/com.tradestonesoftware.aiextractor.cfg
However, even without that in place, I would have thought that the type of
the variable would have been converted to a boolean, and would have come in
as false since the Strin
Hello,
I have a route that takes a file from one location and processes it to
another. On Exception, I would like to have the file deposited in a
deadletter location (note, a location, not a queue). So I have that feature
working, but additionally, I would like to retrieve the exception from the
Hi,
I am doing a straightforward call to the Camel mail component:
Exchange exc = endpoint.createExchange();
Message in = exc.getIn();
in.setBody(failureEmailBody);
Map headers = in.getHeaders();
I believe I know the solution, if not the cause. Our customer is using an
much older version of JavaMail. Must be that MimeMessage.addRecipients is
not behaving properly.
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Hi,
I am trying to create a dynamic endpoint for ftp, that reflects an inbox
that contains the current date, like this:
All of the placeholders work fine, coming from a properties file, except for
the {{asianinspection.inbox}} property:
asianinspection.inbox=interfaces/ai/interface/order/inb
the dynamic portion required is not in the move, it is in the starting
directory to poll. This remains static for the life of the route. I could
specify the directory in the filter, and I have indeed gotten that to work
out, but this requires recursive, and is a waste of overhead, as I just want
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