Hi
What is this "piece of software"? Is that some external software that
scan for files and process those (eg its not Camel).
I dont suppose -> exec is the camel-exec component? But that "piece of
software"?
And what does it do after it has processed the file, is the file moved/deleted?
On Sun
I finally receive the deliversm and delivery receipt after I use simulator
from selenium, i'm using my last route and the consumer received both
deliversm and delivery receipt.
looks like the problem wasn't the routing or smpp library, but the smsc from
logica, because once I've tried using smsc f
Hi Claus,
yes this has to be in a ear, The problem is we don't want to create a war
and then use it to orchestrate beans.
We will be using only direct endpoints , So we will have a camel enclosed
within session bean that will orchestrate message from mdb among other
beans.
This will be better t
Hi Claus,
yes this has to be in a ear, The problem is we don't want to create a war
and then use it to orchestrate beans.
We will be using only direct endpoints , So we will have a camel enclosed
within session bean that will orchestrate message from mdb among other
beans.
This will be better t
I have the spring file below. It simply creates a couple of beans
which are used in a camel route. The camel route is obviously
configured in the context section. One of the beans is actually an
OSGi service (id camelParameterProvider) which means it's used by
multiple service consumer bundles (In
Hello
I have a simple route like:
ftp:// (poll) -> file:// -> exec:
I.e, files are picked up from ftp, moved to a directory on a server and then
some piece of software is run to process those files.
My problem is that during the execution of the executable, if new files
appear on ftp (within po
Hi all,
I'm creating a RESTful web service, but I don't understand how to manage
multiple parameters in the exchange message. My idea is that if multiple
parameters are passed to the service, I can find some sort of hashmap, indexed
by parameter name, in the body of the message created by the R