>You can send them one at a time and change the JMSXGroupID.
>Or you can use a bean to send the messages from java code using the
>ProducerTemplate to do that in one line of code.
>Then you can set/change the JMSXGroupID in Java code.
Thanks, Claus. I ended up using the loop DSL, and it looks li
Did you use Hudson for daily build of your Camel app ?
Maybe it relates to how your write the application, we don't hit that
kind of problem when we run the test of camel.
Willem
Muhammad Ichsan wrote:
Hi All
Does Anyone know how to prevent problem in your Camel application
during developme
Camel mail doesn't need to use james server to receive the mail, you can
use the javax.mail which is provided in servicemix to do the same job.
BTW, there is a camel-mail feature in SMX that you can use.
Willem
Norman Maurer wrote:
Hi Oli,
for the camel-smtp server you don't need the pom.xml
Eric Bouer wrote:
Hi Willem. Sorry for the late reply.
Thanks for committing that. I can verify it's working as expected except for
that unnecessary warning at the logs :)
Cool, thank your for the verification.
Willem
willem.jiang wrote:
Hi Eric,
I just committed a quick fix on your JIRA
Hi
As CxfRsProducer set the client address when it is created, I'm afraid
you can change the address of the CxfRsProducer dynmaiclally.
But you can leverage the camel URI and recipientList[1] to do this kind
of job.
The cxfrs endpoint uri could be
cxfrs://address?resourceClass=com.proj.test
attilav wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use camel-http to post a soap message. The remote server
returns status code 500, with a body, which causes camel to throw a
HttpOperationFailedException.
According to the docs (http://camel.apache.org/http.html):
"""
This exception contains the following infor
As the fix is on the HttpProducer side, I'm afraid you need a customer
HttpProducer to work around that issue.
Willem
Claus Ibsen wrote:
Hi
Use a custom HttpBinding as a work around
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 4:20 PM, Willem Jiang wrote:
Hi attilav
I'm afraid there is no workaround :(
As w
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 4:29 PM, dlawson wrote:
>
> Claus:
>
> The first solution seems the easiest. Is it as simple as adding the binding
> option to the endpoint and then creating a subclass of JmsBinding that
> overrides the "getValidJMSHeaderValue" method? I'm fuzzy on how to get the
> bean in
Hi
Use a custom HttpBinding as a work around
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 4:20 PM, Willem Jiang wrote:
> Hi attilav
>
> I'm afraid there is no workaround :(
> As we just cut the camel 2.3.0, I don't think this issue is a blocker issue
> of Camel, so I marked the JIRA to be resolve in camel 2.4.0.
>
Claus:
The first solution seems the easiest. Is it as simple as adding the binding
option to the endpoint and then creating a subclass of JmsBinding that
overrides the "getValidJMSHeaderValue" method? I'm fuzzy on how to get the
bean into the registry for lookup. Thanks,
David
Claus Ibsen-2 wr
Hi,
I'm trying to use camel-http to post a soap message. The remote server
returns status code 500, with a body, which causes camel to throw a
HttpOperationFailedException.
According to the docs (http://camel.apache.org/http.html):
"""
This exception contains the following information:
* T
Hi attilav
I'm afraid there is no workaround :(
As we just cut the camel 2.3.0, I don't think this issue is a blocker
issue of Camel, so I marked the JIRA to be resolve in camel 2.4.0.
Maybe you can use the Fuse camel 2.3.0, which will come out in an month,
if you can't wait for the Camel 2.4
thnx, so no workaround until 2.4 :(
attilav
willem.jiang wrote:
>
> Oh, I found the key, it's a bug of camel-http.
> Current message header is using CaseInsensitiveMap[1] to store the
> header key and value.
>
> And the HttpProducer should use the map.entrySet() to access the value
> instea
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 2:10 PM, Mike Reynolds wrote:
>
> But how do I send it multiple recipients?
> I'd like to send the message to QueueA with JMSXGroupID=GROUPA and QueueA
> with JMSXGroupID=GROUPB
> So - basically multiple copies of the message to the same queue but with
> different JMSXGroup
Oh, I found the key, it's a bug of camel-http.
Current message header is using CaseInsensitiveMap[1] to store the
header key and value.
And the HttpProducer should use the map.entrySet() to access the value
instead of use map.getKeySet() to go through the headers.
I already create a JIRA[2]
Some more info I found:
After the http request the camel exchange headers
(exchange.getIn().getHeaders()) seem to be OK, that is, the headers are
copied correctly from the in message, and the http response headers are
added too.
2010-05-20 13:29:46,502 | INFO | xINH VVV{CamelHttpMet
Hi Willem,
I'm using camel 2.2.0 - within servicemix 3.3.
thanks for the quick answer,
attilav
willem.jiang wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Which Camel version are you using?
> I just checked the camel trunk code, there is no code which turn the
> headers into lower case.
>
> Willem
>
> attilav wrote:
Hi Willem,
can this be the problem that headers in camel are case insensitive since some
2.x version?
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Hi
Which Camel version are you using?
I just checked the camel trunk code, there is no code which turn the
headers into lower case.
Willem
attilav wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to use the camel-http to send a soap request, however the camel
exchange headers get converted to lowercase durin
Hi
I have created a ticket
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-2742
You could most likely use a custom JMSBinding by setting it on the endpoint uri
to("mq:?binding=#myCustomBinding");
And then myCustomBinding is the id of a bean in the registry to lookup
as a JmsBinding type.
O
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to use the camel-http to send a soap request, however the camel
exchange headers get converted to lowercase during the http post. Is this a
feature, or bug? Is there a way around it?
My setup is something like this:
from("activemq:queue:tempque")
.setHeader(Exchang
I am setting the properties as follows in the constructor:
public MyBean() {
maximumRedeliveries(3);
useExponentialBackOff();
initialRedeliveryDelay(15000);
backOffMultiplier(2.0);
maximumRedeliveryDe
To All:
I am experiencing a problem when routing a Camel message from ActiveMQ to
WebSphereMQ 7 using the JMSComponent. My Camel version is 2.2.0. As the
stack trace below indicates,
the exception is thrown when the "JMS-IBM_Last_Msg_In_Group" header/property
in the Camel Message is being mapp
Hi,
I am using camel 1.4 in servicemix 3.2.2
I have created many message flows where on a connection error I need to do
the redelivery of the message.
I do it this way:
exception(java.net.SocketException.class)
.maximumRedeliveries(2)
.useExponentialBackOff()
But how do I send it multiple recipients?
I'd like to send the message to QueueA with JMSXGroupID=GROUPA and QueueA
with JMSXGroupID=GROUPB
So - basically multiple copies of the message to the same queue but with
different JMSXGroupID's.
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Use the Content Based Ro
Hi Jens,
It's my bad, I should not try to covert the message into StreamCache.
As it will consume the input stream, I will commit a quick fix shortly.
Willem
_Jens wrote:
Hi Willem,
unfortunately I was not able to get this working. I saw the unit test that
you checked in for this. The test ru
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 1:38 PM, ankelee wrote:
>
> Yeah I am aware that I could do that but I'm trying to recreate that Java DSL
> line using Spring DSL.
>
{{ }} works as well in Spring XML.
>
>
> Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
>>
>> On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 10:51 AM, ankelee wrote:
>>>
>>> Isn't recipi
Yeah I am aware that I could do that but I'm trying to recreate that Java DSL
line using Spring DSL.
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
>
> On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 10:51 AM, ankelee wrote:
>>
>> Isn't recipientList overkill for this? The endpoint is not dynamically
>> changing during runtime. It's just res
Hi Willem,
unfortunately I was not able to get this working. I saw the unit test that
you checked in for this. The test runs without an error. However, it does
not verify this completely. Although it is now possible to get the stream,
the stream has been read. I changed the route builder used in
Hi
Use the Content Based Router to route the message to either one.
And on the way you can set the header accordingly.
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 5:06 AM, Mike Reynolds wrote:
>
> I'm using Camel 2.2, ActiveMQ 5.3.
> I'd like to route a single message to a number ActiveMQ MessageGroups (as
> dete
Hi Oli,
for the camel-smtp server you don't need the pom.xml of james server.
It use only james-protocols, which really is more slim. See:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/james/protocols/trunk/pom.xml?view=markup
Bye,
Norman
2010/5/20 Olli Poyry :
>
> Thank you for creating the camel-smtp compone
Thank you for creating the camel-smtp component. I would like to use it
inside Apache Servicemix Fuse 4.2 OSGi container - so far with no success.
It seems that Apache James has a long list of dependencies. I added these to
Fuse, but when checking the pom.xml in Apache James it seems that the lis
Hi Willem. Sorry for the late reply.
Thanks for committing that. I can verify it's working as expected except for
that unnecessary warning at the logs :)
willem.jiang wrote:
>
> Hi Eric,
>
> I just committed a quick fix on your JIRA[1]
> Can you check out the latest Camel 2.3-SNAPSHOT to veri
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 10:51 AM, ankelee wrote:
>
> Isn't recipientList overkill for this? The endpoint is not dynamically
> changing during runtime. It's just resolved at route creation.
>
> In Java DSL I do as such:
>
Just use {{ }} in Java DSL also.
.wireTap("file://{{directory.incoming.bac
Obviously it is changing, but only the fileName - but shouldn't this be
perfectly valid or am I misusing it?
ankelee wrote:
>
> Isn't recipientList overkill for this? The endpoint is not dynamically
> changing during runtime. It's just resolved at route creation.
>
> In Java DSL I do as such:
Isn't recipientList overkill for this? The endpoint is not dynamically
changing during runtime. It's just resolved at route creation.
In Java DSL I do as such:
.wireTap("file://" + props.getProperty("directory.incoming.backup") +
"?fileName=${in.header.backupFileName}")
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
>
Hi,
I would like to inquire on how to change endpoint uri at runtime. We have
cxfrs routes which we need to change the adresses dynamically through
database.
http://localhost:5001";
serviceClass="com.proj.test.TestService" />
Thanks in advance.
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