Hi all
First of this is an awesome project, I am always touting how I can write
four lines of code, and do SO much.
Background:
We are currently running in production tomcat with separate wars for
different camel projects. One of the projects is quickly becoming a
monster where we will need to
How about a content based router that checks the file size and forwards large
messages to one endpoint and smaller ones to another?
Both are throttled or limited appropriately, and forward to your existing
endpoint where the work is done.
That last endpoint should have more consumers than either
Which Camel version do you use?
Best,
Christian
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 12
Have a look at [1].
from("direct:start")
.transacted("PROPAGATION_REQUIRED")
.to("sql:INSERT ...")
.to("sql:INSERT ...");
[1]
https://github.com/muellerc/camel-in-transaction/blob/master/src/test/java/org/apache/cmueller/camel/samples/camelone/jdbc/JdbcTransactionSampleTest.java
Best
After various attempts, I managed to implement a workaround for the problem
by adding a try/catch/finally - it turns out the the finally clause is
executed.
I encountered a further issue with the finally clause, as only the first
processor was invoked. After a bit of debug, I found that the
Pipelin
Hello,
I've problem when creating new route with Camel File endpoint.
Let's say I have route:
The directory /opt/camel/ is empty and don't have Test folder.
After route is deploeyd camel File component auto create folder Test with
default permissions drwxr-xr-x.
The problem is that I nee
I seems to face Paolo's issue, on camel v2.12.1 and 2.14.1 and built minimal
harness to demonstrate it.
In this test, the "processItem" sub route handles the hard-coded exception.
When the exchange goes back inside the split of the main route, I would have
expected the .log("${body}") to be invoke
Hi,
I am using the Servlet component to expose a URL that consumes HTTP
Requests. When I tested using the RESTClient extension for Firefox
everything went fine. However, it is failing when receiving the request from
the service that will handle this task. I get the following error:
Cannot read r
I am using camel 2.12.4. I am still facing the same issue.
@vrahul - were you able to resolve the issue after taking the 2.12.X/2.13.X
jars?
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We are trying to improve the responsiveness of some bulk message
processes such that a large batch does not flood a queue and prevent
subsequent smaller batches getting through in a timely fashion. For
example, a job to import millions of records from CSV may take an hour
but a smaller job to i
I have routes that have following definition.
public class HttpRouteBuilder extends RouteBuilder {
...
@Override
public void configure() throws Exception {
from(ICallbackServiceManager.ORIGIN_ENDPOINT)
.filter(PredicateBuilder.and(
I'm using camel 2.13.1 version. the case is the following:Mail configuration
is pre-configured in exchange header before reaching SMTP endpoint. i did a
simple test in a separate environnement to reproduce the
issue.---
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