In previous camel projects (deployed to Tomcat) I used the
to define endpoints and reference these from Routes in DSL.
I am now experimenting with karaf & Fuse and using the ‘blueprint’ XML file
with ‘camel:endpoint’ does not appear to work.
The XMLs at the end of this message show the bluepri
Works fine now.
Thanks for that
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Just a note on adding Java DSL, I had to place the before the
endpoint definition to get it to work. It will be good if the camel page
'using-osgi-blueprint-with-camel' will highlight the differences between
'blueprint' XML and 'spring' XML (currently it suggests similarity).
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I have a requirement to perform the following steps:
1. Receive an HTTP POST with a list of parameters
2. Reply immediately with an empty body and HTTP 200
3. Send HTTP POST message to endpoint-1 with content based on the
parameters received in step 1
4. Process the response
We are using Camel 2.10.4 (constrains due to our existing run-time)
Is there a way to set the jaxrs:providers on the CXFRS Component for this
version?
We want to secure the component with HTTP Basic Authentication by
specifying the following filter as a provider
using the following:
I tried
with no success...
The schema element type for providers is xsd:anyType
What is the correct syntax?
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The option jaxrs:server/@address="camel://myEndpoint" appear to be feasible
but I haven't tried it.
As a short term solution , we ended up using a Spring based application
(already secured with HTTP Basic...) as a proxy
Long term we intend to move to the fabric8 run-time with a more recent Camel
ve
Our main integration system is Oracle based and runs on Weblogic, we have
other Java based system utilizing JBoss and Tomcat/Spring.
I find Camel as an appealing light weight integration solution that we could
use to supplement our other integration systems and preferably use across
different platf
We have a requirement to implement a polling consumer that periodically
checks for messages (via Web Service or RMI requests).
In this case the polling consumer expects to invoke multiple requests until
all messages have been read without waiting for the next polling (there is a
‘No More Messages’
Thanks for the tip, RoutePolicy or controlling the route from the
CamelContext could do the trick.
The problem that we need to solve is still in a feasibility stage but since
we have the ability to define the interface I am inclined to suggest that
the message producer will include all pending mess
We came across the following issue when using the Camel CXF component to
invoke a SOAP request with Payload mode over HTTPS on a third party service.
The third party server provides two endpoints primary and secondary.
As part of certifying our system with this service (fail over test), we were
r
It took us a few day to respond as the third party server was down.
Anyway after adding logging to the project we still couldn't find any
obvious trace for sending the message twice.
As mentioned soapUI client and the same camel project with HttpClient
library don't exhibit the same issue which is
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