Ok, just thinking at this point...and I don't yet understand Camel well
enough. So, I need some insight.
What I want to do is use Camel to facilitate some back-end business logic in
my Grails app. Here's the general idea. From my Grails app I send a block
of text to a Route. I want this route
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 3:52 AM, Raster3 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can yuu tell me the steps needed to use camel with Jboss, Weblogic JMS.
> What changes must I do to the samples.
> Thanks.
>
For JBoss you need to use the camel-jboss component
http://camel.apache.org/camel-jboss.html
Which you must fet
Hi,
Can yuu tell me the steps needed to use camel with Jboss, Weblogic JMS.
What changes must I do to the samples.
Thanks.
R
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Following this pattern, when starting jetty I get this exception:
[ Main Thread] ContextLoader INFO Root
WebApplicationContext: initialization complet
ed in 2516 ms
2010-01-25 12:24:11.456::WARN: failed Jersey Filter
java.lang.IllegalStateException: class
com
>From pages like
http://camel.apache.org/wire-tap.html
I tried to figure out on how Camel works in ActiveMQ.
Say I have a running ActiveMQ installation and I want to save a copy of
every JSM msg wihc arrives in
the queue mytestqueue123 into a separate XML file in directory D:\testcamel
How do
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Kevin Jackson wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> How do you want to split your file. Can you split it on some sort of
>> token, which is required by the Scanner?
>
> I need to split on '**'
>
> I wrote a simple POJO with a splitBody() method that returns a
> List based on this usin
Hi,
> How do you want to split your file. Can you split it on some sort of
> token, which is required by the Scanner?
I need to split on '**'
I wrote a simple POJO with a splitBody() method that returns a
List based on this using a Scanner within the method
> You can use POJO to return a String
Be sure to add a -DdownloadSources=true as it will grab and attach the
sources for Camel's dependencies too. Admittedly this might take a
while, but it is well worth it. If its just taking too long you can
run this on individual components and projects to cherry pick the ones
you're most interested
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 4:22 PM, Kevin Jackson wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> The JDK offers a java.util.Scanner which allows you to split a stream
>> on-the-fly. Camel leverages this scanner under the covers as well.
>>
>> For example suppose you want to split a 700mb file pr line then you
>> can use the Came
Thank you for reply.
Workaround for this problem,
route: fileConsumer -> some components ->
processor(SetOriginalMessageProcess)
public class SetOriginalMessageProcess implements Processor{
public vo
Use "mvn eclipse:eclipse" first and then import everything into
eclipse, shouldn't take nearly as long.
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 10:29 AM, James Carr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I checked the source out from svn and would like to poke around in it
> to understand camel better, but trying to import all the mo
Hi,
I checked the source out from svn and would like to poke around in it
to understand camel better, but trying to import all the modules into
eclipse using m2eclipse takes eternity (and after 2 hours, I'm still
not in a compilable state).
Aside from being forced to switch to a different IDE, is
Hi,
> The JDK offers a java.util.Scanner which allows you to split a stream
> on-the-fly. Camel leverages this scanner under the covers as well.
>
> For example suppose you want to split a 700mb file pr line then you
> can use the Camel splitter and have it tokenized using \n, which
> should lever
Hi
Interesting use case you got.
I got to go over this again at another time. I am at a business
convention in the US which means I am on a 9h timezone difference
which makes me a bit dizzy at this moment.
However just wanted to pitch in that JMX stores performance stats for
nearly all processors
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 8:41 PM, huntc wrote:
>
> Hi Claus,
>
> I'm happy to create a ticket of course, however I'm not clear on what the
> resolution is. I am not sure that implementing a "disconnect" URI option is
> the way to go though as per FTP. My use case is that I want to establish a
> con
Hi
Does this happen a lot? Or was the deadlock a one time only?
Camel 2.0 has a overhauled routing engine which has removed the need
for that type of latch. Which means this kind of deadlock does not
occur on 2.x.
However I have not seen this deadlock in 1.x before since the lock in
the code sho
Hi Keven
I think we have debated this before here on the Camel user forum so
you may be able to dig out some of those topics.
The JDK offers a java.util.Scanner which allows you to split a stream
on-the-fly. Camel leverages this scanner under the covers as well.
For example suppose you want to s
Hi,
I am using recipientList to send a message to a list of endpoints (mostly
FTP).
I am using an AggregationStrategy to compute few properties of the
exchanges:
- delivered
- how many retries
- time taken
I've been able to get 'delivered' and 'how many retries' for each endpoint
but I can't fin
Hi,
I have a problem which I assume is a relatively normal use case. I
have to process 700+Mb input text file (not xml) and I want to
generate events/messages from this file based on splitting the file
into individual records.
Having done some digging through the archives, it seems that there ar
Hi,
Thanks for your response. My route is as follows:
public class CamelRoute extends RouteBuilder {
public void configure() throws Exception {
from("timer:foo?period=5000").
setBody(
constant("select dz.x
Hi,
I have the following question: If I add in oracle a durable subcriber with
some rule and then deploy camel application in oc4j with defined
durableSubscriber and clientId properties then the camel will delete?
durable subscriber in oracle and define another one with the same name but
without
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