Thanks Guys, now i am getting the idea of dynamic routing, and my new
question here is, if i have a central routing manager which can route the
message based on rules stores in database, and how could this "routing
manager" work with these communication adapters such as ftp, http? As far as
i know,
You will need a transaction manager:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Transaction_API#JTA_implementation_of_the_X.2FOpen_XA_architecture
for coordinating the transactions between the XAResources.
Atomikos is one such transactionmanager - jotm another one.
Atomikos has a configuration guide here:
Hi
I forgot to open a JIRA for this.
But what do you mean? No, we can't add the dependencies to a repo, but
we can refer to a doc that describes what to do to add it to one's
local repo.
Maybe we can't include the component into camel-extra and have people
build the entire stack of camel-extra com
Hi,
can't it be added to the google project creating a repo in the source
repository?
- Romain
2012/3/5 Christian Müller
> I think the problem is to add the dependency "org.sap/sap-jco/x.y.z" to an
> ASF maven repository. Without it, we cannot build this component. Because
> of this, I see no
I think the problem is to add the dependency "org.sap/sap-jco/x.y.z" to an
ASF maven repository. Without it, we cannot build this component. Because
of this, I see no way to host this component at camel-extra. :-(
Best,
Christian
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 7:22 PM, Christian Müller <
christian.muel.
Hello All,
The Camel Properties component is very cool, however there are a few
enhancements which would make it even better.
First off the 'Cache' property is very nice. If Cache is set to false, then
you can change your properties file and Camel will pick up the changes. The
default on this i
Hello All,
I think this would be a great feature to have available with a cxf bean URI
configuration. Consider the use case where Camel is acting as an
intermediary broker/facade for other services. The broker and the services
it fronts all share the same WSDL and service definition. The only
di
Year, I would also recommend using the dynamic recipient list. You have
multiple options to implement your logic to query the database and provide
the result (bean, processor, expression, method call, ...)
Best,
Christian
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 5:31 PM, ychawla wrote:
> The other way you can do
I have an use case to support where the camel route has to act as a proxy to
a restful service implementation.
Camel route (interface based resource implementation) will conduct common
auth, authorization, other common task and then call the REST full
implementation.
Using the BookStore example
Thank you Claus and Babak for the reply.
I am running this as a standalone application (not in java ee server). And I
need to implement global transaction using JTA Do I need to use JOTM or
Atomikos etc. Also I am using Java DSL instead of spring
and all the explanation in the book is using sprin
Thank you very much for the response Babak. Your suggestion seems to be
working. However, Camel 2.9.0 doesn't give that jaxb impl jar, so I had to
manually download and use that Jar.
Thanks,
Sridhar
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I have an application that stores a POJO to a database. I read the attribute
values from a variety of sources (JMS and XML File). I have been using a
bean processor to construct the insert statement which I pass to my jdbc
endpoint. This has been working, but now I need to insert more complex
(H
The other way you can do this is by using the Recipient List pattern:
http://camel.apache.org/recipient-list.html
You can query your database, have a bean where you setup a recipient list
Header, and then call the recipient list.
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Hi
this a JAXB bug [1] being already addressed and resolved.
[1] http://java.net/jira/browse/JAXB-860
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Hi,
I think using camel like this :
Define a standard route (which uses a "dynamic" content based router).
from("cxf:myEndpoint").process(myProcessor).to(header("target").toString());
header("target").toString() => seda:<>
And a template which i should instantiate for each new <> such
as
from(
Hello,
Quite regularly I get the following exception. It is very random. When i get
this exception some times the restart works. Some times it doesn't, it is
very frustrating. This trace doesn't give me any information. Is there any
way I can enable something to spit more information on this error
Tomcat
A servlet, which is set to be initialized on startup using Tomcat's
1 in web.xml, initiates a singleton. That
singleton holds a CamelContext member.
This context is initialized exactly as described in my previous post, except
for the try/catch (this is simply because that the method in the
Hi,
so you have a specialized route in your database you could start with
a jpa endpoint polling on this route,
after you retrieved your "customized" route via jpa you need a bean
that acts as a RouteBuilder where you
interpret your "customized" route and start this route.
This roue builder Either
Hi All,
Could anyone help to advise that the way Camel route the message by getting
the corresponding routing information from database?
Lets say, we have 3 steps to execute, and the execution sequence stores in
database, step1,step2,step3, so can we use the generic bundle to route this
kinds of
Hi
Can you tell a bit more about the difference in Tomcat, that works,
and the other that does not work.
I assume you deploy a WAR to Tomcat, and have a spring
servlet/listener to pickup and start the app, from the spring XML
file.
And then there is some difference in how you boot up Camel? Or ho
Thanks Christian, that's really useful.
Is it possible to do this at all without naming the transactional policy
(it's named as required in the test you linked to)? I'm on 2.9.0 of Camel
and it's nice that I can accept the defaults of not needing to explicitly
name my transaction policy.
Thanks!
Thank your two very much for the helpful tips and links.
Regards,
Otho
Am 1. März 2012 15:11 schrieb Claus Ibsen :
> On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 7:32 PM, Otho wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > I have the following use-case:
> >
> > Users connect to activemq via stomp over websockets and register with a
>
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