See the user stories page where we list some extra Camel components.
There is a camel-msmq component
https://github.com/dgreco/camel-msmq
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 5:32 PM, Pranav wrote:
> Hi Guys
> I want to integrate Camel with MSMQ. Could anyone please advise whether
> camel will support it in
Hi
OnException should be before the "route stuff". So it should be
FROM
ON EXCEPTION ... END
ROUTE STUFF
Also Camel 2.2 is rather old. And mind that the quickfix component was
re-written in Camel 2.5 or there abouts by the quickfix project lead.
So in later Camel releases the camel-quickfix
FuseSource was used to have a component of camel-MSMQ, but we don't
support it any more as there is no user uses it.
You can find the old version artifacts here[1]
[1]http://repo.fusesource.com/nexus/content/groups/public/org/apache/camel/camel-msmq/
On Thu Dec 22 00:32:00 2011, Pranav wrote:
Hi,
Your camel version is too old, can you try to use the latest released
camel 2.8.3?
On Thu Dec 22 01:18:43 2011, sso wrote:
Hello,
I'm new in camel-quickfix I would like to catch a event when my endpoint is
disconecting.
I tried to do this :
CamelContext c = (CamelContex
Hello,
I'm new in camel-quickfix I would like to catch a event when my endpoint is
disconecting.
I tried to do this :
CamelContext c = (CamelContext)
Application.getBean("camelContextSwiraServer");
c.addRoutes(new RouteBuilder() {
public v
Hi All,
I guess there is not TypeConverter available in Camel to convert
StringBuilder to InputStream.
As most of the Aggregation would involve StringBuilder, It would be nice to
have this TypConverter also available.
Thanks & regards,
Ebe
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Hi guys (and gal's ;-)!
I've been experimenting lately with utilizing CDI as my Camel bean registry,
making it effective in an Java EE 6 context. Seems I was not the only one as
I've noticed both the JBoss Switchyard guys as well as this
https://github.com/obergner/camelpe/wiki project seems to
Hi Guys
I want to integrate Camel with MSMQ. Could anyone please advise whether
camel will support it in future.
If anyone has sample configuration pleas elet me know.
Thanks
pranav Sharma
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You must have spaces around the operator, eg space==space
Its also stated in the documentation, see the operator section
http://camel.apache.org/simple
And some older releases of Camel had an issue with comparing using
numbers in the language.
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 3:52 PM, ebinsingh
wrote:
Hi All,
I am looking to compare the CamelBatchSize available in the Exchange header
to an integer using Spring DSL.
I tried various options but not getting it right.
1. ${header.batchSize}==2000
2. ${in.header.batchSize}==2000
I tried loging the above values but they were empty.
processing PAR
Thanks a lot William. I resolved this by just passing the Headers to the bean
method. This made sure the original Exchange is not changed.
public TracerEntity traceExchange(@Headers Map headers)
throws Exception {
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Hi David,
It looks like Spring allows you to scan the classpath for bean definitions
to import, using wildcards, e.g.:
So you can potentially import many routeContext definitions into your
registry in a batch.
However, it looks like the currently requires the name
of the RouteContext bean to
On Wednesday, December 21, 2011 12:03:06 PM Narita Bagchi wrote:
> Is there a link to find out the dates of past releases of Camel ? I did not
> find the dates in the download archive.
> http://camel.apache.org/download-archives.html Or probably I missed it.
JIRA somewhat records this:
https://is
No it is still the same. However I have found something interesting. It
works if I change the operation name. Previously my operation name was the
same than the element name used as input parameter (GetDevices). The
generated SEI is now different and everything works. Is it a normal
behavior?
On T
Hello Guys,
Just updating this message as i experienced similar memory leak.But it was
very obvious that it was because of
1)enabling JMX.
so i disabled it in camelcontext
2)i was starting and stopping routes dynamically and when i used to stop,i
just used to call stopRoute().
Now iam calling r
Thanks Willem and Thanks Claus. The blog has it all.
Advance Merry Christmas and New Year Wishes.
~Narita
From: Claus Ibsen [claus.ib...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 2:59 PM
To: users@camel.apache.org
Subject: Re: Past release info
Hi
T
Hi Harita,
I'm afraid I can not get more inforation out of the data you find on
the maven repo.
As you know when we cut a release version, we need to stage it before
actual move the artifacts into the maven release repo.
And it usually takes 3 days for voting , if the voting is passed we
just
Hi
The dynamic pages of the blog posts should be able to browse back to
the very early days of Camel
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/viewrecentblogposts.action?key=CAMEL
There is usually a blog post when a new release was out.
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Narita Bagchi
wrote:
>
Hi Willem,
Can I get some information out of this data ? In case you can recollect any
approx release dates from 2010 onwards would be of great help.
VersionLast Modified
1.6.0/ 2009-02-17 19:14-
2.0-M1/
I just checked the changed log, we formally support Spring 3.0.x in
Camel 2.7.0 and will set a default cached thread pool for consuming the
JMS message.
Please try your test case with the latest Camel 2.8.3.
On Wed Dec 21 15:12:08 2011, Willem Jiang wrote:
Can you try the latest released Camel
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