On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 4:28 PM, Andreas Asmuss wrote:
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> Hi
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> I tried stepping through the process of connecting with a bad password, and
> I can see that it is intentional to try a few times with a new FTPClient
> instance to connect before giving up - as I'm trying to limit the
> loginattemp
As the HttpProducer need compress the request message, so the http
component checks the content encoding header before it send the request.
I just wrote a simple test to verify your case, and found its bug of
HttpComponent. A JIRA[1] is created for tracking this kind of issue.
If you just sen
Bryce Ewing wrote:
Hi,
In the upgrade from camel 2.2.0 to 2.4.0 there was a refactoring of OSGi
support. One change was the deprecating of the camel-osgi component in
favor of camel-spring. I am not using spring as such in my application
(obviously certain parts do use it but it isn't a sprin
I figured it out..
I added a namespace for the xml and also added that namespace in
camelcontext and it worked.
Regards.
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I have a simple xml message as follows:
USERNAME
I have the following camel-context.xml to route the messages to a queue
based on the rootNode i.e.TEST. The xpath predicate doesnt seems to work.
Thanks for your help.
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http://net.tes
Hi
Yeah I know - didn't have time for it today, just wanted to let you know
that it did not work so far. Will debug tomorrow.
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On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Andreas Asmuss wrote:
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> No, it still doesn't work.
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Its you who got the MVS FTP server so you gotta help and debug the
code and see where the problem is.
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Hi
I tried stepping through the process of connecting with a bad password, and
I can see that it is intentional to try a few times with a new FTPClient
instance to connect before giving up - as I'm trying to limit the
loginattempts to 1 and then abort this is a little annoying :)
When using the
After consulting Camel in Action I found that
org.apache.camel.PollingConsumerPollStrategy is the answer to errorhandling
before an Exchange is create in this case :)
The problem with multiple connections when login fails still stands though.
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Just use a processor / bean and do you own load balancing logic and
send using a producer template.
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Cappa Roberto
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> I need to loadBalance with failover to a list of final endpoints that can be
> dynamically calculated, so I cannot use ".to()" a
No, it still doesn't work.
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Thanks Willem for the reply, but still i want to use the same routes that i
have posted (without using a dataformat). Is it possible to evaluate the URI
at runtime ? , somehow source the RSS URL to from() method.
Thanks,
Hussain
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On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 11:41 AM, Andreas Asmuss
wrote:
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> Hi Claus
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> Didn't notice your posts until now. I just tried with the new jar and it
> didn't work. Is there an "MSV" option that needs to be set or have you just
> changed the way it works generally?
There is no option. The logic is ch
Another thing I don't understand: How can I catch the exception thrown from
the FtpComponent. doesn't work which I assume is because
errorhandling doesn't work until a message has entered the route.
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Hi,
I need to loadBalance with failover to a list of final endpoints that can be
dynamically calculated, so I cannot use ".to()" after the failover clause
I've tryed in this way, using the recipient list:
from("jetty:")
.process(new Processor() {
public vo
Actually this issue is also present when not having disconnect=true in the
uri.
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Hi,
I have had some issues around content encodings, specifically gzipped HTTP
content for an RSS feed. This is related to:
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Error-with-RSS-component-accessing-gzip-content-td1335918.html#a1543487
but also separate.
When using either HTTP or HTTP4 components
Hi Claus
Didn't notice your posts until now. I just tried with the new jar and it
didn't work. Is there an "MSV" option that needs to be set or have you just
changed the way it works generally?
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Hi,
In the upgrade from camel 2.2.0 to 2.4.0 there was a refactoring of OSGi
support. One change was the deprecating of the camel-osgi component in
favor of camel-spring. I am not using spring as such in my application
(obviously certain parts do use it but it isn't a spring based application).
Hi
Jira ticket: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-2979
Is it possible to make Camel drop the connection some other way?
I would like to:
connect
poll
fetch files (if any)
disconnect
I tried some of the timeout options but they don't have any effect.
On a related note: I would l
Hi
Ah that is because you have an explicit disconnect configured with
disconnect=true.
Could you create a JIRA ticket.
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 10:41 AM, Andreas Asmuss
wrote:
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> Hi
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> I have a route like this:
>
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> uri="ftp:localhost/inbox/?username=camel&password=camel123&disconnec
Hi
I have a route like this:
In order to prevent user lock out if the wrong password is provided I would
like to try and login only once. With this route Camel makes two connections
at the same time in case the first connection cannot login. Is this
behaviour
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