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Michael Kahn commented on CAMEL-659:
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I probably should not be asking this here - however, is there a general
architectural approach in camel for reconnecting or attempting to reinitialize
a route that is failing due to an IO-type error or exception? I mean not just
with the XMPP component but with components in general. It seems to me if
certain errors occur "downstream", such as the above failure to connect to the
XMPP server, the entire route (i.e.: consuming the inbound endpoint)
should/could be suspended until the route can be properly reestablished. Is
this a feature that is there already that I am missing?
> XMPP endpoint should should auto-reconnect if it loses connection to the xmpp
> server
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> Key: CAMEL-659
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-659
> Project: Apache Camel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: camel-xmpp
> Affects Versions: 1.3.0
> Reporter: Michael Kahn
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> In 1.3.0, XmppEndpoint.java and related classes use the smack 2.2.1 API, and
> have a getConnection() method that sets up and caches the xmpp connection and
> chat once when the endpoint is initialized. If the network connection to the
> xmpp server is subsequently lost, attempts to route throw an exception. This
> makes use of this component on remote and roaming/wireless devices difficult.
> Smack API 3.0.4+ (the only version available for "official" download right
> now) should auto-reconnect the XMPPConnection once it is created, reusing the
> same credentials from the current login() session, however the API is not a
> drop-in replacement, there are a few differences. It also isn't in the maven
> repository yet - that maxes out at 2.2.1.
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