If you setup the workspace, it could be more easy to find these third
party depenedency jars by clicking the referenced libraries.
On Tue Apr 3 03:24:37 2012, Samruben wrote:
Hi
I have seen an interface Predicate in the jar camel-core 2.9.0.
it has this method
public interface Predicate
{
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 8:39 PM, Omar Atia wrote:
> Dears ,
>
> What is the difference between Apache camel and mule ! I have gone through
> integrations with apache camel but didn't have the chance to do some in mule
> , may you please advise if there is continuous development using mule like
>
thanks for the reply.can camel generae interfaces from wsdl file
automatcally, when camel-context is started? or manually we need to genarate
them?
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On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 7:53 PM, Samruben wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am new user to camel. My question may be simple,but i couldnot able to
> find the respective jars (name of tthe jars) for the following classes.
>
> 1. interface Predicate
> 2. Expression languages implementation jars
> --SQL
Camel language extends the ExpressionSupport which implements the
Expression and Predicate interface.
If you setup the eclipse work space[1], you could be much easy to
safari the code :)
[1]https://cwiki.apache.org/CAMEL/building.html
On Tue Apr 3 02:31:32 2012, Samruben wrote:
Hi
I have
Hi
You can use in-memory only communication across JVMs such as hazelcast
Jean wrote a blog about this
http://blog.nanthrax.net/2012/02/communication-between-two-remote-camel-routes-using-karaf-cellar/
There is also DOSGi - distributed osgi. But that of course requires OSGi.
There is a really f
Camel itself is not a server. But of course, you can use the camel-cxf
component to provide web services.
Best,
Christian
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Am 03.04.2012 06:51 schrieb "madhu" :
> can we deploy a webservice inside camel server?
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Hi,
after accepting the fact that I won't be having nice integer primary keys
and instead use some unique value from XML fragment (which in turn becomes
pojo), the solution is dead simple.
Again, I removed some code, not added! Using Camel really, really shortens
your code.
So, instead of:
@Id
Is there a question/problem?
Best,
Christian
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Am 03.04.2012 02:05 schrieb "yaseen" :
> I need to get the soap header from the response , There is a value in the
> header i need to take the value and need to use the value in the project.
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Hmm, I had a hard time recreating the issue when trying to extend the
current JUnit test.
Turns out that it already works in 2.10-SNAPSHOT.
Uncertain when and how, still trying to figure it out since it does seem to
be a side effect of some other change.
Den 31 mars 2012 13:18 skrev Magnus Palmér
these links might help...
http://camel.apache.org/how-does-camel-compare-to-mule.html
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3792519/apache-camel-and-other-esb-products
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6682709/can-i-use-mule-apache-camel-servicemix-or-another-esb-for-my-problem
atiato wrote
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> D
Hi
I have seen an interface Predicate in the jar camel-core 2.9.0.
it has this method
public interface Predicate
{
public abstract boolean matches(Exchange exchange);
}
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the abo
i believe Predicate is in camel-core, and OGNLExpression is in camel-ognl,
SQLExpression is in camel-josql, and SpelExpression is in camel-spring.
I'm not sure about JXPath, but in general you can look at the online
javadocs [1] and see component/artifact name in the URL. the wiki [1] will
also u
oh, thanks Claus, i didn't even know such a component existed...
w/kindest regards
marco
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 7:32 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
> 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 Mist
Dears ,
What is the difference between Apache camel and mule ! I have gone through
integrations with apache camel but didn't have the chance to do some in mule ,
may you please advise if there is continuous development using mule like the
open source we are seeing using apache camel.
Another q
Hi
I have seen an interface Predicate in the jar camel-core 2.9.0.
I need to know whether the implementation of this interfaces are done in the
jxpath,sql,spel,ognl expression language. Could you guide me where the exact
jar and classes where the interface is implemented in those EL?
Thank you
Hi
I am new user to camel. My question may be simple,but i couldnot able to
find the respective jars (name of tthe jars) for the following classes.
1. interface Predicate
2. Expression languages implementation jars
--SQL (SQLExpression)
-- OGNL (OGNLExpression)
No, not really. It's not the routes that fail, but processing individual
messages that may fail. In that case the default error handling
mechanism kicks in, but you can have your own [1] (which is usually the
case, as error handling is application specific).
Cheers,
Hadrian
[1] http://camel.a
1. Can Camel routes fail independently inside a single CamelContext?
2. If yes, does the Context restart them, or the route should be restarted
manually somehow?
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It's not "Camel mainly makes sense with a broker like ActiveMQ". There are
many other easons why you should use Camel also without a message broker.
I want only let you know
1) what the benefit of a message broker is and
2) what customers says is sometimes not what they really want... ;-)
Best,
Ch
I see that Camel mainly makes sense with a broker like ActiveMQ, as a core
for a scalable/decoupled system.
Thanks for helping me understanding this!
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Thanks for the tip Ashwin!
In the meantime I was able to isolate the usecase from the given
environment to be able to use a current camel release. The aggregator2
component fulfills my needs since I can combine "completionSize",
"completionInterval" as well as "forceCompletionOnStop" as triggers t
Hi!
I have two ear deployed under JBoss5 one for business logic and one for
communication protocol via Camel.
I try to call a EJB (ear2) from a camel context (ear1) which is located in
different classloader repository. In this way the bean can't be looked up. I
have checked the bean under jmx-cons
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