Thanks for reply!
One thing I missed writing in my above code, is that the directory I am
loading the file from is populated by Camel:
<python>
H = dict(line.strip().split('=') for line in
open('{{datadir}}/properties/VaraExport.properties') if not
line.startswith('#') and not line.startswith('\n'))
if H.has_key("time"):
result = H["time"]
else :
result = '2001-01-01T00:00:00'
</python>
So putting this code in python file and referencing it means I will have to
somehow replace this variable. I am not python programmer, but is trying to
use it instead of groovy, due to the memoryleak problem of groovy version
that Camel is using.
Note that I tried to put only one line instead of the above code and still I
get same error!
<python>
result = '2001-01-01T00:00:00'
</python>
Maybe I will have to try doing this in java if its easier. Do I have to
inline my code using [CDATA[]] xml style for that as well or was it due to
the "tab/indentation" sensitivity of python you meant?
Thanks!
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