Hi
You can also use camel-restlet which can act as a REST server
http://camel.apache.org/restlet
On Sun, Apr 1, 2012 at 7:29 PM, Marco Mistroni wrote:
> Hello Christian
> yes, i want to run camel app as standalone. i'll investigate the
> camel-jetty component and get back to the list
> if i am
Hi
I am new to camel. I have a use case, I need some suggestions and best way
to implement it.
I have some data in database which has some header values as jxpath
expression. I need to validate it using filter.
eg: jxpath //books/value>600
But in camel, the filter always comes with camel c
why not just lookup/use the "in.headers.POLICYID_X" property? otherwise, you
can manually set another header property prior to calling the
"bean:kpiWriterBean" or even call a different method on the bean based on
the policy property (see recipient list pattern, etc)
sambardar wrote
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> I am try
I was not doing it in the right way. I got the properties i required. I was
able to get the Property for composite key for
CamelAggregationCorrelationKey from e.getproperties()
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Thanks Ashwin and Claus for valuable suggestions. I have applied your
suggestion using Processor and Exchange.
template.send(smtp://testServer@host.mailbank?&password=test123&contentType=text/html",ExchangePattern.InOnly,
new EmailProcessor(to, from, byteArrayOutputStream, imagesData));
EmailP
Can somebody please let me know what values are expected out of Exchange
properties AGGREGATED_CORRELATION_KEY and AGGREGATED_COMPLETED_BY. I see it
has the value CamelAggregatedCorrelationValue and CamelAggregatedCompletedBy
that are not useful. How can i get the real key values on which the
aggre
If performance is the most important requirement, I would go for
camel-netty, camel-mina2 or camel-mina.
One remark: I really ofter hear "as fast as possible" but in most cases,
it doesn't matter whether it takes 10ms or 50ms longer for one request. If
this is the same for your requirement, have
I am trying to use Multiple Aggregates on a single header wherein each of the
aggregate picks up different fields from a header to do the aggregation.
Once the aggregation is done and all are sent to the next component in the
route, is there a way to figure out what aggregate came from which header
Hello Christian
yes, i want to run camel app as standalone. i'll investigate the
camel-jetty component and get back to the list
if i am stuck
thanks again for your help
w/kindest regards
marco
On Sun, Apr 1, 2012 at 5:49 PM, Christian Schneider wrote:
> If you mean you want to run the camel
If you mean you want to run the camel side as a standalone java
application. Yes that is possible.
You can use the camel-jetty component to listen to http requests and the
json dataformat to serialize, deserialize.
Christian
Am 01.04.2012 17:17, schrieb Marco Mistroni:
Hi all
i have a stand
Hi all
i have a standalone camel application.
I want to be able to have a json client which calls camel app and gets back
a camel response.
Is that possible, without having a camel application runs as part of a .war
application?
w/kindest regards
marco
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