In general I meant the transformation to be part of these steps, in some cases
it it only the transformation that takes place between reading the file and
consumer reception, but there could be other steps to.
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28 jan 2013 kl. 23:22 skrev Christian Müller :
> Don't under
If you can mount the remote file system to you local file system, I don't think
you will have some trouble to the job.
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You can use the direct endpoint to chain these processor like this
from("direct:start").processor(processor1).processor(processor2)…
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Processor are supposed to be executed concurrently.
You can managed the threads[1] in camel route, and there are some other camel
components (like camel-jms, camel-cxf) have their own thread pool.
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Yeah, you can do it by setting up a customer interceptor on the CXF endpoint.
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For Camel 2.10.3 it's the right dependency.
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Am 29.01.2013 03:27 schrieb "Willem jiang" :
> I just checked the dependency of camel-crypto, it just use bcprov-jdk15on
> jar,
>
>
> org.bouncycastle
> bcpg-jdk15on
> ${bouncycastle-version}
>
>
> org.bouncycastle
> bcprov-
Hi,
Is there a way to execute two processes (.process) concurrently with camel? If
yes, please share the appropriate resources
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Hi,
Does the statement
from(file:///etc/etc>") will work?. I
expect, the file be transferred from remote file and used by the subsequent
process.
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Thanks. I will try this. Would this automatically wrap the HL7 message in the
MLLP starting/ending characters? Or would I have to add these characters to
each message myself for the ACK/NAK response?
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Thanks a lot for the help.
Is there a way to avoid endpoint in the route ? I want to execute 4 processes
and I don't want start with endpoint, say, to avoid 'from'. I want to have
something like
Process1->process->process3->process4
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It could be more safe to put the state into the exchange property, as the
message header will be override or lost through the processors.
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I just checked the dependency of camel-crypto, it just use bcprov-jdk15on jar,
org.bouncycastle
bcpg-jdk15on
${bouncycastle-version}
org.bouncycastle
bcprov-jdk15on
${bouncycastle-version}
The version is 1.47.
I also checked the website[1], it doesn't has the release of
bcprov-jdk16-xxx
I'm trying to reproduce the issue...
Best,
Christian
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 5:38 PM, Patel, Gaurav wrote:
> Karaf version 2.2.10
> Camel 2.10.3
>
> What's odd to me is that a certain types of keys work in Karaf but the
> other ones do not. It's not a complete failure where I can't get
> camel
Camel share one concrete processor instance (say processor 1) for all
exchanges which may run in parallel. This means your processor should be
stateless.
If you have to maintain state between different processors, put this state
into the exchange as property or into the (in) message as header.
Bes
Check out the camel file component documentation about the different
options [1]. The option you are looking for is "noop".
I don't understand what do you mean with "which endpoint will be suitable
to give this list as an input"? You can transform / split / ... your
payload to whatever type you nee
Check out the docu. It has a chapter about looking up the connection
factory via JNDI.
And your endpoint configuration is also wrong.
http://camel.apache.org/jms.html
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Am 28.01.2013 08:45 schrieb "amitoberoi" :
> Hi,
>
> I have just started scratching my head with Camel
Don't understand. You have to do something else BEFORE you can read the
file? Or AFTER reading the file and BEFORE you transform the content?
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Am 27.01.2013 20:47 schrieb "helander" :
> Hi Christian,
>
> sounds simple :)
>
> However before the consumer can consume the con
Hi,
If you would see my Route pasted below,I am using simple language in when
condition (e.g.
${body.entity.subject} == 'Advertising').
Instead of above statement I want something like:
${body.entity.subject} ==
InquiryTypeEnum.ADVERTISING.nameValue()).
I don't to achieve abov
Karaf version 2.2.10
Camel 2.10.3
What's odd to me is that a certain types of keys work in Karaf but the other
ones do not. It's not a complete failure where I can't get camel-crypto
working on Karaf, just ElGamal keys.
Is there a way I can setup debug logging to see what the error is beyond t
Just in case others are trying it in karaf; we just hit an issue deploying
hawtio in jboss; so have made 'hawtio-osgi' for deploying hawtio in OSGi
containers; then 'hawtio-web.war' works out of the box in Tomcat, Jetty,
JBoss.
So the command line is now this until we cut a release:
install
https
did you try with streaming="true"?
Am 28.01.2013 um 16:18 schrieb gurusamy.venkateswa...@barclays.com:
> Hi,
>I am trying to parse and transform a large mainframe file
> using camel. I am trying to use the "Splitter" but I could not get it to work
> for my requirement. My requir
Hi,
I am trying to parse and transform a large mainframe file using
camel. I am trying to use the "Splitter" but I could not get it to work for my
requirement. My requirement is that I need to split a large file based on size
(in chunks of 500 bytes). The Source file size is abo
Hi,
when I send a mail message with attachments using the camel-mail component,
the mail message is composed as "multipart mail message" and all of my
camel-message headers are appended to the mail and being sent.
But when I poll a mailbox full of those messages there is a gap (asymmetry):
The ca
It looks like you want to set the cxf message header before routing the request
to the camel-cxf endpoint.
As you know, camel message header doesn't any thing know about the CXF message
headers information before routing the message into the CXF endpoint.
That could explain why you get the NPE.
Hi there,
I try to create a Beanio sample in blueprint, however my bundle does not come
up. The camel-beanio feature is installed. Config details below.
Any ideas why this is waiting for a namespace handler/how to resolve this?
013-01-28 13:52:35,755 | DEBUG | l Console Thread | BlueprintExtende
Hi,
I want to add a custom SOAP-Header to a pojo message. For that I configured
the following route:
The Header should be inserted by the processor witch looks like that:
@Override
public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
List soapHeaders =
Cas
> And they do not support Scala 2.9 for their latest stable release of
> Akka, eg 2.1.0
> http://typesafe.com/stack/downloads/akka
> So if they do not do that, we may also consider not supporting Scala 2.9.
Actually Scala/Akka community has been heavily criticised for breaking
binary compatibility
Hi,
I am new to Camel and managed to handle marshal/unmarshal with one complex
object using jaxb.
http://esb.xyz.com}SayHelloRequest"/>
I have a scenario, method with two parameters and want to know how to
marshal/unmarshal the objects and pass to activemq. When
;-)
Good to know you figured out by yourself.
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Am 28.01.2013 11:09 schrieb "Mark Doyle" :
> Ok, figured it out. It helps if you don't write:
>
> errorBin.assertIsNotSatisfied();
>
> rather than:
>
> errorBin.assertIsSatisfied();
>
> I blame code complete :D
>
>
>
> On 27
Ok, figured it out. It helps if you don't write:
errorBin.assertIsNotSatisfied();
rather than:
errorBin.assertIsSatisfied();
I blame code complete :D
On 27 January 2013 22:41, Mark Doyle wrote:
> Just noticed the test code only shows up on the nabble web interface.
>
> This is the createRo
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 10:52 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 6:34 AM, Willem jiang wrote:
>> +1 for the micro-branch for the camel-scala, and we can do the release it
>> after major release of camel.
>>
>
> I am wondering if we can add a camel-scala-2.9 module to the source cod
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 6:34 AM, Willem jiang wrote:
> +1 for the micro-branch for the camel-scala, and we can do the release it
> after major release of camel.
>
I am wondering if we can add a camel-scala-2.9 module to the source code.
And this is a shallow module, that has some maven plugins,
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 10:25 AM, gilboy wrote:
> Hi
>
> If I have an onException policy and I do *not *set the handled property to
> true then Camel will not break out of the route.
>
But it will stop continue routing and return the response to the caller.
> If I have an onException policy and
Hi
If I have an onException policy and I do *not *set the handled property to
true then Camel will not break out of the route.
If I have an onException policy and I set the continued property to true,
Camel will not break out of the the original route either.
So what is the difference between t
After some digging, I finally fixed the issue. Here is how I did it.
Probably, there is a better way of doing this. But, here is my version and
this works .
Step I:
Extract the schema from the web service response. Generate jaxb entities
using the maven-jaxb2-plugin. (Ensure that the schema's nam
On 27 January 2013 18:43, Christian Müller wrote:
> Hi James (and all others involved creating this product)!
>
> Congrats for this product. It looks awesome (without having the time to go
> into the details until now). I wish you success with it.
>
Many thanks!
At present, I think the best is
Hi Stan,
try this ((I assume that hl7lp, hl7Port and minaLogger are properly
set somewhere):
from("mina:tcp://" + hl7Ip + ":" + hl7Port +
"?sync=true&codec=#hl7codec&minaLogger=" + minaLogger)
Registering the codec in Camel is not enough; you also need to add it
as parameter to the endpoint
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