I am trying to get the camel osgi tutorial
(http://camel.apache.org/tutorial-osgi-camel-part1.html) running on Virgo
web server ( dm Server ) and when trying to run the sample code I get this
exception:
org.eclipse.virgo.kernel.deployer.core.DeploymentException: Line 9 in XML
document from URL
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Jacob,
we need some more information, if we should help you out. Please have a look
at this page: http://camel.apache.org/support.html
And some additional information which are useful are:
Did you build the example by yourself or download you the example as zip
file?
How did you deploy the example
I build the example by myself by fallowing the steps in the tutorial.
I deployed the example using Virgo web-server v2.1
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Jacob, did you read the support page? http://camel.apache.org/support.html
Without some important information, it's very hard to help you.
If you say "deployed using Virgo web-server v2.1", do you mean copying into
$VIRGO_HOME/pickup directory?
Or did you use the Admin console?
Did you install all
Yes I read the support page and I am sorry for the unclear posts, I wasn't
sure what kind of additional information was missing.
I have tried deploying using the pickup directory and the server console and
from STS non worked.
I have tried removing the version numbers and still I get the same
exce
Hi,
All the documentation I've read (on the site and the book) implies
that if I enable asyncDelayedRedelivery on a queue's error handler the
queue should continue to deliver messages while there are retries
pending. However I cannot get Camel to produce this behaviour.
To test this I've produce
Due to a fault in one of the third party cloud projects we have been talking
to, we needed to produce a system that took http requests, logged what we
were called with (so we could process them later) and return a 200(ok) http
header, with the text "OK" in it. And we needed one in under 10 minutes
On 2/11/11 5:50 PM, James Strachan wrote:
On 10 February 2011 20:13, Ashwin Karpe wrote:
Hi James,
I like the approach. It certainly replaces the need to have a Strategy and
eliminates the need to inject a context into a component.
Thanks!
Am sure there's uses for the RouteBox approach whe
Which version of JDK are you using?
As you know JDK1.6 ships the JAXB API out of box, and I don't know if
your OSGi run time have a right profile for it.
Willem
On 2/14/11 3:45 AM, JacobS wrote:
Yes I read the support page and I am sorry for the unclear posts, I wasn't
sure what kind of addi
