Hello, I have run into a slight design issue and wondering if someone else has faced this problem.
1. I have a route which picks up a file from a folder. This file has a unique name. Once the file has been picked up, the route sends the data to another route. 2. The second route writes the data to an ftp folder and then does a pollenrich to the same ftp site but different folder. Here it should wait 1h for a response file with the same name as the first file but different extension. 3. If the file was not received within 1h it should stop polling and log that no file was available. I have done steps 1-3 and it works. The question I have is, will this actually work for a scenario with multiple files e.g. multiple polling for files with different names? So, suppose in the source folder I get 5 different files within a span of 10 minutes, and the first pollEnrich stops the ftp consumer because it did not receive any file within 1h , will it stop the ftp consumer for all the other exchanges currently in process who are also polling or will it stop it just for that particular exchange? Thanks Souciance -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Camel-FTP-design-issue-tp5784192.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
