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I don't think set the time out to be hours is go choice, if you have
lots of this kind of long running request, they will eat up your thread
pool, and the camel route will not take any message any more.
The other choice you be leverage the JMS async nature and link the
request and respons
Hi everyone,
We are using Camel + ActiveMQ, with InOut messages and bean() routes, as
a form of flexible remoting (remote service invocation). This has been
working out quite well for us so far. One issue that we've run into is
that while most service requests complete very quickly, some pa
Hi,
We are using the bindy component to create fixed length value files, version
2.4.
My expectations were, that when defining the length of a field using the
@DataField annotation, then bindy would pad chars if my data was shorter
than the length (and it does) and that it would truncate my data
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 3:30 PM, John wrote:
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> Thanks Claus. Though I didn't understand why, I had already come to the
> realization that I had to check the exchange headers directly in the
> processor.
>
> Now for hopefully my last question on this issue.
>
> My route builder has two similar ro
Thanks Claus. Though I didn't understand why, I had already come to the
realization that I had to check the exchange headers directly in the
processor.
Now for hopefully my last question on this issue.
My route builder has two similar routes that communicate with web services,
so I have two sep
Hi,
I want to use the ConsumerTemplate to get data from a Webservice.
But the query I send in the receiveBody method does not seems to be valid
encoded,
even I am using URLEncoder.encode(sparqlQuery, "UTF-8").
I run the same query in a route with a timer
from("timer:foobar?period=1")
Check the unit tests in camel-spring, for example SpringRoutingSlipTest
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 10:52 AM, Claus Straube
wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> in 2.6 I miss the 'headerName' attribute in the routing slip definition. Is
> there now a convention, or how can I implement this pattern in Spring? In
> the
Hi,
in 2.6 I miss the 'headerName' attribute in the routing slip definition.
Is there now a convention, or how can I implement this pattern in
Spring? In the Java DSL there is still this attribute...
Thanks in advance - Claus