It really depends on how you want the user use the component.
Camel support the provide service through the HTTP, you can use camel-jetty or
camel-servlet to server the request.
But it could more easy to write servlet and the servlet can hold the
CamelContext which has the route you need. Then y
We did some enhancement to fix the issue later.
If you are using the Fuse version, you may need to ask the question here[1].
[1]https://community.jboss.org/en/jbossfuse
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Although the above JIRA was marked as resolved last year, I'm observing the
same behavior (validation failure for schema containing relative imports)
using camel 2.10 (in Fuse 6.0). The trunk and 2.10.x branches in svn do
not contain the patch attached to the JIRA (or any other fix; I suggest
usi
Willem.Jiang wrote
> It could be easy if the application can use the PayPal API type class
> directly, then you don't need to convert the request object any more.
> If it doesn't , I think you can just define the Object with the basic
> information of payment, such as the user information (email, p
It could be easy if the application can use the PayPal API type class directly,
then you don't need to convert the request object any more.
If it doesn't , I think you can just define the Object with the basic
information of payment, such as the user information (email, phone), the
payment amoun
GitHub user davidkarlsen opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/29
simple resource converter for springs Resource abstract to an InputStrea...
Hi.
I have a simple resource converter for the spring module to support
conversions from Springs Resource abstracti
GitHub user andreaja opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/28
Improved javadoc for expectedMessageCount.
The javadoc for `expectedMessageCount` really should match up with
setExpectedMessageCount since the side effect of calling `setAssertPeriod` is
so importa
Hi,
Iam using CamelSpringTestSupport class to write my JUnit.
But in one scenario i want to use PowerMock too.
If i use PowerMock with CamelTestSupport its giving following error
Error:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Failed to transform class with name
org.apache.camel.test.junit4.CamelT
Willem.Jiang wrote
> Basically, you just need to find a way to convert the application payment
> information into the Request object that the SDK has, you can do the
> invocation without any issue.
> Now I suggest you can define a common request object for the other
> component to use, then your co
