Resequencer - stream - add predicate to allow me to supply my own gap detection
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Key: CAMEL-1371
URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-1371
Project: Apache Camel
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: camel-core
Reporter: Claus Ibsen
Fix For: Future
The resequencer stream based uses Long for gap detection as Camel then knows if
there is a gap if eg a number in between is missing.
However sometimes you can not convert/compute a Long that is in sequence based
on your needs.
Imagine you consume files from a folder and want them to be resequenced so you
process them in the correct order.
The file names have this pattern: YYYYMMDD-DNNN.txt. Where YYYYMMDD is the date
pattern and D is a fixed string and NNN is a numeric value for that particular
day.
Eg: 20090223-D001.txt, 20090223-D002.txt ...
So if we could add a predicate to the resequencer where I could impl. the gap
detection, then I would be able to do:
{code}
from("file://inbox").resequence(header("CamelFileName")).gapPredicate(new
MyGapPredicate()).timeout(60000).to("bean:processFileInSequence");
{code}
Where *gapPredicate* is the new feature. Think about a better name for it, than
gap predicate!!
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