Hmm,
I think I've figured this out. The CamelProxyFactoryBean uses
ProxyHelper to create the proxied service - but the "convert a bean
invocation with one arg to just the arg" logic requires using the
PojoProxyHelper to create the proxied service, as it's using a
different invocation handler. So,
I think there are a number ways you could to it.
1) If you wanted to secure your routing and/or do it at the camel route level
then you could use camel-shiro. See http://camel.apache.org/shiro-security.html
Or camel-spring-security. See http://camel.apache.org/spring-security.html
2) You
Hi Tim,
It's trying to get an mbean or similar with a name derived from (I
guess) your machine's IP - which is in IPV6, hence lots of colons.
However, if you look at the documentation for ObjectName
(http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/javax/management/ObjectName.html)
you'll see it stat
Hi,
It looks something is wrong with you host name. Can you just change it?
Willem
在 2012-12-30，下午11:45，Tim Dudgeon 写道：
> I'm seeing a strange error when starting a camel context. Its dependent on
> the machine I'm running on. On one machine (Windows) the same context and
> simple route ru
Hello all,
I am trying to implement a fork/join process where work is read by a single
thread, distributed to several parallel threads then joined back to another
single thread. I am using Camel SEDA components for interfacing between
threads. The single thread at the end must process the messages
I'm seeing a strange error when starting a camel context. Its dependent
on the machine I'm running on. On one machine (Windows) the same
context and simple route runsfine, but on a different machine (Mac) the
context fails to start. The key part seems to be this:
javax.management.MalformedObj
