Hi Ray,
you can stop a route:
context.stopRoute("myQuartzRouteId") //context is the camel context
Of course you have to add a id to your route:
from("direct:foo")
.routeId("myQuartzRouteId")
.to("direct:bar");
Best regards - Claus
Am Dienstag, den 30.11.2010, 20:28 +0100 schrieb rxm0203
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I
I am running Camel 2.4 under ServiceMix 4.2.0 version. All routes have been
defined in camel-context.xml. I have few routes running on Quartz schedule.
Is it possible to disable Quartz routes for testing purpose without making
any changes in camel-context.xml or source code during run time? I want
I've reproduced this issue with just the Spring
DefaultMessageListenerContainer. Will work the issue through the Spring
guys. Thanks for the quick responses.
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Hi:
Camel's InstrumentationStrategy will works by default. Does anyone
knows how to configured to remove it?
Because I wont to implement mine InstrumentationStrategy instead;
Thanks any suggestion;
I've used the Spring JMS listeners many times and never encountered this.
I'll convert my test to using Spring JMS to verify.
This is major issue because of the unreliability it causes. Basically a
long running thread (or one that transactionally binds, hangs, etc) delays
processing of other d
Hi All,
I need to create a MINA connection pool to send requests to 3 or 4 IP
adresses. I need to create a max of only 7 connections per IP. This question
was asked before in the MINA's forum but the answer was to use apache
commons pool
http://old.nabble.com/socket-connection-pool-in-client-app
About the Codec class, I use an adapted version of the HawtDBCamelCodec to
(un)marshall the exchanges to and from byte arrays. It uses a simple
ObjectInputStream to decode the objects.
However, as in Camel-3120 the aggregator bundle should have a
*. This permits to decode
object from classes expo
I have one flat file with the following structure:
//Order Headers
header A
header B
...
--
//OrderDetails
detail A.1
detail B.1
detail B.2
in other word I have a file where at the beginning I can find the orders
headers and then the order
Doing a corrects makes the validator
recognize this as xml and not a SpyObjectMessage.
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Error:
org.apache.camel.processor.validation.NoXmlBodyValidationException: No XML
body could be found on the input message. Exchange[JmsMessage:
org.jboss.mq.SpyObjectMessage {
Header {
jmsDestination : QUEUE.MyQueue
jmsDeliveryMode : 2
jmsExpiration : 0
jmsPriority : 4
jmsM
Hi Guillaume,
with the standard featuresRepositories from Karaf the attempt to load the
nmr deature fails (feature is unknown). Therefore I added the servicemix
repositories to it. Now I see an unresolved constraint:
Error executing command: Could not start bundle
mvn:org.apache.felix.karaf.depl
Hi,
I know there are several posts on this subject - but I need to have the
following approach qualified.
We need to fetch files from FTP and want to control when and how often this
is done.
(I'm aware that there is some upcoming feature to provide a DSL for the FTP
component to control this, b
Try "features:install nmr" ...
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 14:38, klausb wrote:
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> Can I use NMR inside pure Karaf? I mean without using a complete ServiceMix
> installation.
> What features do I need to install?
>
> klaus.
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Can I use NMR inside pure Karaf? I mean without using a complete ServiceMix
installation.
What features do I need to install?
klaus.
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from(source).process(myInProcessor).to(destination).process(myOutProcessor).
Ah, this works. Very nice. Thanks!
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Thanks. I found my way to the snapshots of hawtdb and hawtbuf in the
meantime.
I don't understand why linking directly to a file containing your actual
product is neglected so much in this community. If you don't use maven it's
hell finding these things. There's a link to HawtDB 1.2 on the downlo
After I upgraded from camel 2.2.0 to 2.5.0 I found an issue with exceptions
thrown by splitter expressions.
These exceptions are neither caught by route local error handlers nor by
global error handlers. Is this a feature or bug ?
See attached JUnit for details.
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/f
Take a look at the Maven repo:
http://repo.fusesource.com/nexus/content/repositories/public/org/fusesource/hawtdb/hawtdb/1.5/
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Hi
I'm trying to test persisting the Aggregator with the HawtDB component. It
needs HawtDB 1.5 but on the HawtDB website there's either a link for HawtDB
1.2 or the 1.6 snapshot.
on top of that the Camel website states that HawtDB 1.5 is shipped with
Camel?
"There is a bug in HawtDB 1.4 or olde
Hi:
Camel's InstrumentationStrategy will works by default. Could I
configured to remove it?
Because I wont to implement mine InstrumentationStrategy instead;
Thanks any suggestion;
Hi
When I try to validate a marshalled XML document the validator component
throws an exception saying that no XML body is found on the object. However
if I comment out the validator the route progresses correctly and the XML is
transformed as expected. Am I missing something or is this a bug?
I was wrong, I can catch an Error, but not throw one.
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On 11/29/10 11:14 AM, enalposi wrote:
Willem - I should upgrade to 2.5 first and see if I can reproduce but it's
not as straight forward as hoped I am afraid.
Btw - I am defining the routes programmatically at startup time such as -
...
RouteBuilder {
public void configure() {
from(sour
Hi
No. I need the messages one by one on the JMS queue. What if your
"DumpToJmsProcessor" fails after having sent half of the messages to the JMS
queue? The file will roll back but the messages sent to the JMS queue are
still there.
However I can confirm that the transactions are working fine on
Hello,
I am using camel link to spring-integration.I define some channels, and also
define a route, a transformer and two service-activators.The graph like
this:
-->service-activator1-->router-->transformer-->service-activator2
but now camel call the inputchannel to link the service-activator1,and
Hi
I have been experiencing some problems with OutOfMemoryError in my
production environment and I would like to shut down the application when
this occurs. I thought of doing this by catching java.lang.Error and then
shutting down the app. However this is not possible as there's only the
possibi
Yes, I used features. I defined my own feature, which loads this
camel-core
camel-spring
camel-xstream
klaus.
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Hi
Did you install camel using features?
features:install camel
Which loads and ensures all JARs and bundles is installed correctly.
Also each Camel component has a feature, eg camel-mail
features:install camel-mail
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 9:29 AM, klausb wrote:
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> While coding with Karaf
The NMR can pass in any kind of objects.
Its the JBI which has to normalize to XML. (due the spec. says so)
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 9:21 AM, klausb wrote:
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> Hi Claus,
>
> I was explicitely heading to camel to avoid XMl marshaling for NMR.
> I need pretty high performance to pass messages arou
While coding with Karaf and Camel 2.5.0, I made the following observation:
If I'm loading two communicating bundles using the VM endpoint I do not see
any problems.
Both get started and exchange messages as expected.
Afterwards, if I quit Karaf (^D) gracefully and restart it, Karaf wants
reloads
Hi Claus,
I was explicitely heading to camel to avoid XMl marshaling for NMR.
I need pretty high performance to pass messages around. Therefore I want to
leave them in their native format (POJOs). That's where Camel comes along
very handy.
At the same time the VM endpoint promised the pub-sub fe
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