The routing works when I send it to another folder using the file producer.
Now trying to use ftp2 and encountering an issue trying to send to a ftp
site using ssl.
I see this warning in the camel logging after it successfully connects and
tries to upload a file.
WARN o.a.c.c.f.remote.Remote
I guess you have implemented your own AggregationStrategy so why don’t you
check for the property on the new exchange and copy it to the old one which is
forwarded?
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Hello All,
I am multicasting and need to alter the document before I send it to
different endpoints. To do this, I use onPrepareRef="myProcessor". The
issue that I am running into is that the copy of the Exchange that I get
does not have much info other than a copy of the exchange. It would be
h
I guess you have implemented your own AggregationStrategy so why don’t you
check for the property on the new exchange and copy it to the old one which is
forwarded?
Thanks Harald
I was thinking to do exactly the same thing, send a signal to the seda queue
of the second route.
The only problem I have with this approach is that once I get the signal, I
need to wait until the last aggregated items to complete processing in this
route, which mean I have to put so
You are right, it’s in the properties not the header - sorry for that one.
If the implementation of the AggregationStrategy keeps the properties from the
first exchange to be aggregated with the next 999 ones, the aggregated message
will not contain the CamelSplitComplete because it is part of t
CamelSplitComplete is in the property of the exchange, not in the header.
Yes, I enabled the tracing and also I run my app in debug mode to check the
properties and headers of the exchanges of my second route, and
CamelSplitComplete is always false.
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Hi,
seda queues are decoupling your components. So your 2nd routes does not know
the splitter in your first route. The consequence is that after each exchange
on route 2 the OnCompletion is called. But it does not remove header
information so the CamelSplitComplete should be part of the last ex
Hi guy
I am trying to call a remote REST webservice using camel.
I am totally new to camel I have googled but still confused.
I there an hello world of this ?
a simple example code of how to do this ?
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Hi All,
I have 2 camel routes
1st one is streaming and parsing an XML file, then aggregate a chunk of 1000
items and send it a seda queue.
2nd route is persisting these items to the database using jdbc batch.
I want on the completion of my second route, to run a finalize process only
once at the e
Apologies ..l i m confused where does your endpoint uri fit into all this ?
is it a different project ? if yes can you let us know the configuration /
route for the same ?
Regards,
-Yogesh
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Sure,
@Configuration
public class AppCommonsActiveMQContext
{
private static final String BROKER_URL = "nio://
activemq01.bemobi.com.br:61616?keepAlive=true&jms.prefetchPolicy.queuePrefetch=10
";
@Bean
public PooledConnectionFactory pooledConnectionFactory()
{
PooledConnec
this looks good ...
can you also share the activemq bean configuration ?
Regards,
-Yogesh
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