OK I have gotten beyond this error. I was using the wrong schema/element.
instead of:
jaxws:endpoint
from
http://cxf.apache.org/blueprint/jaxws
http://cxf.apache.org/schemas/blueprint/jaxws.xsd
I used:
cxfEndpoint
from
http://camel.apache.org/schema/blueprint/cxf
http://camel.apache.org/schema
As explained here, Camel can run in standalone mode (
http://camel.apache.org/running-camel-standalone.html). It is container
agnostic. Nevertheless, as camel is a java framework and depending which
Java Services it needs, Spec required, then it will sometimes required that
Camel runs within a Java
Hi,
Is it recommended to start the applications in Camel standalone mode during
production deployments ?
Since the in-memory applications are increasing day by day, Often I am
asked.. " Why you need a runtime for Camel ? Doesn't it run by itself ? "
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Guru
http://gnanaguru.c
G'day all;
I currently have a web service running standalone (no container) using CXF /
Camel / Spring / Jetty.
here is the setup in spring config:
http://me.com.au/namespaces/2007/test/Order"/>
Camel receives the incoming requests on a cxf endpoint:
This is all working fine when executed usin
I'm running the NettyUDPAsyncTest in a Fedora 19 virtual machine inside
VirtualBox. As the test is written, sending and receiving via localhost
works fine. Now I would like to multicast on my VLAN, so I changed the test
to:
sendFile("netty:udp://224.1.1.1:1201?sync=false&networkInterfac
I guess there's also the concept of what makes up a response. How
does the endpoint know how many bytes are included in the response
message from the server?
On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 8:42 PM, javakurious wrote:
> If I comment out the netty component, then everything works fine. So, CXF
> knows ho
If I comment out the netty component, then everything works fine. So, CXF
knows how to connect a request to its response.
And I was hoping that Netty component does the same. What I don't understand
is why setting the synchronous parameter to true is not making Netty wait
for the response..
Than
How is the component going to correlate the request with the response?
On Sunday, October 13, 2013, javakurious wrote:
> Upgraded the camel to 2.12.1 .
>
> No effect ! :(
>
> Here is the reiteration of the issue and a couple of additional
> observations:
>
> Route:
> I am getting a webservice req
Upgraded the camel to 2.12.1 .
No effect ! :(
Here is the reiteration of the issue and a couple of additional
observations:
Route:
I am getting a webservice request using CXF, I send the request to a remote
server using netty and pass the response back to the webservice client.
Given that th
No, I don't think so. I'm not aware of any related JIRA. Feel free to raise
one.
Best,
Christian
Am 13.10.2013 15:27 schrieb "abdelghani.tag" :
> Hi Christian
> Im having same problem with with camel 2.12.1, Is bellow issue fixed?
> Regards
>
>
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Hi,
I want to create a camel route which consumes messages from an ActiveMQ
topic. There's a firewall between the camel code and the ActiveMQ broker,
the broker can only expose ports 80 and 443. Is it possible to create a
camel route which receives messages from the broker using stomp over
websock
Hi Christian
Im having same problem with with camel 2.12.1, Is bellow issue fixed?
Regards
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Hi,
I am experiencing a memory leak in the following conditions:
1) I Have a small application, built using Maven against the version 2.12.1
of camel. There is no trick to get a particular version of any library in my
pom.xml
2) I only use the spring xml DSL files
3) I use ActiveMQ as Broker
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