Hi
I will get to you in a bit. You can use a processor and use some java
code to consume from the FTP endpoint once and then continue the
routing.
We are planning to support your kind of use-case much more easily in Camel 2.x.
You can use the Camel API using the CamelContext to get an endpoint
for the FTP consumer
And then with some Camel java API you can create a consumer, start it
and get the response.
And put the response into the oirginal exchange.
Try a bit and get back. I currently haven't the time to create a sample.
On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 1:20 PM, watcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This might have a simple solution but I'm struggling to implement it.
>
> My use case consist of having files uploaded to a webserver with a status of
> 'fileuploaded'.
> This file get store onto an internal FTP server.
> At some point a user will change the file status to another status e.g.
> 'process' at which point the file
> will get copied from the ftp server to another SFTP server offsite.
>
> I'm publishing a JMS message with the headers filename property set. This
> filename is the only file I want to copy from ftp to sftp.
>
> from ("activemq:queue:test").get("ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ftp/" +
> header("filename"))
> .to("sftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/sftp/")
>
> Can anyone help please?
>
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