On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 5:26 AM, bocamel wrote:
> I am trying to pass a DAO object to a processor through message header. But
> I cannot find out how to do this in Spring DSL. The following XML does not
> work (complaining that no expression found in registry for myDao):
>
>
>
> ...
>
> myDao
>
Hello, we need to implement following setup:
We have a system to which we need to send data (one way only), but where the
other system acts as a TCP/IP client. Hence, we should wait for an incomming
TCP/IP connection. Once established, we must send the data over this
connection.
So with netty, this
I am trying to pass a DAO object to a processor through message header. But
I cannot find out how to do this in Spring DSL. The following XML does not
work (complaining that no expression found in registry for myDao):
...
myDao
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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It appears the NPEs are due to a response not being made, either because a) a
timeout occurred, b) delivery to the wrong queue or c) a null was actually
sent as the endpoint's response.
I have a patch now committed to master to resolve the NPE, however it just
handles the null in a more sensical w
@deckerego
I tried to set the reply-timeout as mentioned by "VitorCardoso", but still
got the NEP exceptions.
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Thank you Claus Ibsen for sharing the link. I used the endpoint approach to
fix this issue.
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Camel converter can take the encoding into consideration when it converts an
input stream into String. I think you can leverage that.
Now what we need to do is adding a feature[1] in camel-http component to setup
the encoding header of the message if it can tell it from the Http header.
[1]https
It’s camel-cxf bundles, CXF bus can take care of it, you don’t need to specify
it in your application bundle.
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Think you can put together a small test case to reproduce?
On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 5:12 AM, harikrish07121991
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> Updated Camel to its latest SNAPSHOT, but still the same issue persists ...
> Let me ask u something , is it the error of Apache Camel not able to process
> multiple mqtt streams
So there is no way to get connected to endpoint session using mina2 or
somehow with camel?
Maybe there is a way to get already created session for specific address and
port?
I'm really looking for such solution without interfering with camel source
code - I've tried and failed...
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Updated Camel to its latest SNAPSHOT, but still the same issue persists ...
Let me ask u something , is it the error of Apache Camel not able to process
multiple mqtt streams ?/??
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I'm using http4 component. Different pages comes with different encoding. I'd
like to analyze either Content-Type header or meta/@http-equiv=Content-Type
encoding attribute and convert everything into default UTF-8. How could I do
that? Probably patch for http4 component is needed (we could create
I'm having integration tests which use AdviceWith in each method. Although
I've marked them as @DirtiesContext it seems that interceptors previously
applied with AdviceWith in one mothod are not removed when other method is
called (seems camelContext does not destroy between test methods so multipl
on my karaf
list|grep cxf , show below, which is higher than 2.6. so i dont need
META-INF.cxf anymore?
camel-cxf-transport (2.9.0.fuse-70-084)
camel-cxf (2.9.0.fuse-70-084)
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Hi,
I am using netty tcp route to handle requests and return a string message to
the clients. The solution is working for most of the case, but recently we
noticed that if the returned string is a large string (>2milyon characters)
, client socket can read only part of it. On the client, the code
Hi Claus,
I had this implementation
before. With this I saw an unusual behaviour. A thread was created for
every file consumed by the template and even though I called
template.doneUoW the thread is not stopped. So if I call doneUoW(and not
stop) the thread should be destroyed? And also on d
Hi Claus,
I had this implementation before. With this I saw an unusual behaviour. A
thread was created for every file consumed by the template and even though I
called template.doneUoW the thread is not stopped. So if I call doneUoW(and not
stop) the thread should be destroyed? And also on done
On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 8:49 AM, Chirag Dewan wrote:
> Hi Claus,
>
> So I dont need to start/stop the template for every file?
>
> Right now I create a consumerTemplate at satrtup and then on every method
> call(responsible for consuming file) I start the template,consume the
> file(template.rec
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