I found the problem.
It was caused by /garryHeader /header. It was null.
In fact, I was sending my body using ProducerTemplate.sendBody(Endpoint
endpoint, Object body). So /garryHeader /does not exist. I had to debug
org.apache.camel.processor.Throttler to discover that [1].
I don´t think the throwing of *Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException:
The maximumRequestsPerPeriod must be a positive number, was: 0* is a good
behavior. Camel could at least throw a NPE or some kind of warning. As you
could see, find the real cause of the problem is not as obvious as it should
be.
To permanently solve my IllegalStateException problem, I´m sending my body
using ProducerTemplate.sendBodyAndHeader(Endpoint endpoint, Object body,
Object headerKey, Object headerValue) method.
[1] check the code bellow. If maximumRequestsPerPeriod is null the exception
is thrown:
if (maximumRequestsPerPeriod <= 0) {
throw new IllegalStateException("The maximumRequestsPerPeriod must
be a positive number, was: " + maximumRequestsPerPeriod);
}
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