Hi
When doing request/reply over JMS using camel-jms then Camel uses the
concurrentConsumers settings you may have configured on the component
/ endpoint.
So if you only want 1 consumer, then set that on the endpoint
Though I have logged a ticket to allow having separate options for
regular conc
Hi Willem
Thanks for your prompt response. The support for hazelcastInstance is on
camel 2.14 I didn't realise that. I will explore that further. You mentioned
I may need to expose the instance as a service, can you show me an example?
the documentation doesn't sow that.
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Hi
Using the shade plugin can be problematic. But if you do see this FAQ
http://camel.apache.org/how-do-i-use-a-big-uber-jar.html
On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 10:27 PM, Affenhauer wrote:
> Hey, all -
> Disclaimer: I'm brand-spanking-new to Camel, so any questions I have can be
> assumed to be based i
Hello Mike,
>From what i understand you need a dynamic jms message consumer. You can
achieve this by using Java DSL using the code fragments shown @
http://camel.apache.org/walk-through-an-example.html
I am hoping there is a event which will help u in creation of this endpoint
dynamically.
Hope
Hi,
Thank you for your help!
The post data is huge because it's the bussiness data, we have tried to
reduce it's size but still so huge.—_—||
The bridgeEndpoint option is works well.
Again, thanks for your help!
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When the content-type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded, it means the POST
message body is form, so camel try to parser the message body into a value set
and put them into a message header.
Can you check why the post body is huge?
If you are using camel-jetty and camel-netty4-http to build a
Hey,
I'm a newbie in camel.
When I use camel-jetty and camel-netty4-http, I find the component will put
the body into header when the content-type is
application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
It cause the OutOfBoundException when the post body is huge.
Is this an issue? Or there is any reason that camel m
I just want to ask how did you create the Eclipse project?
Please take a look at the maven dependency tree if you use maven the manage the
dependencies.
Can you check if you put the camel-jaxb dependency into the pom?
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Camel just replace the “+” with “ “ by default.
You can use the RAW() to wrap the args parameter just like this.
exec:test?args=RAW(arg1+arg2 arg3)
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Hi,
Camel Hazelcast endpoint supports to set the Hazelcast instance with the option
of hazelcastInstance=#INSTANCE_NAME.
You may need to write a hazelcastInstance service for it if you want to share
some hazelcastInstance across the JVM.
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Hi,
I invite you to check very carefully FileZilla debug trace,
Maybe you switch in FTP Active Mode without having configured it yourself, then
it works better than expected
Abut Camel FTP, Default is active mode (false). !!!
https://camel.apache.org/ftp.html#FTP-URIOptions
François Liot
Hey, all -
Disclaimer: I'm brand-spanking-new to Camel, so any questions I have can be
assumed to be based in utter cluelessness. I'm learning, though...
So, I have a scenario here where I'm using the Camel CXF component (with
jetty) to provide a SOAP endpoint; we get the CxfPayload and do some
p
We don't have a class DefaultPropertyPlaceholder in Camel...
If you have fixed the issue, it would be good if you can raise a JIRA and
apply your patch.
I propose to add an "encoding" option to the PropertiesComponent. Than we
can populate the Properties class in DefaultPropertiesResolver with a
R
Hi guys,
I'm trying to connect to an ftp but it doesn't retreive anything from
the directory.
I'm able to connect via FileZilla and download the file(s) but not with
camel.
from("ftp://user@host:21/in?password=***";)
When you use Filezilla you can query a map or a file and right click on
it
Thanks Yogesh.Well, sorta helps. The problem is that I have an
application running on Wildfly, not using Spring, and while i can create the
context & run a route like the example shows, i have to provide the inputs
to the queue programatically, as the route isn't just sitting there waiting
for
The problem was with the processor. I didn't realize that processor is a
singleton. I have change the code to use bean with prototype scope and it
resolved the issue. Thanks for looking into this Willem Jiang.
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Can we have a fix for this if its not available.
Will be cool if next release can include InputStreamReader constructor
modified to allow specify UTF-8 unicode characterset reading.
Something like
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(
"");
InputStreamReader
Hi Everyone,
We are using Camel 2.13.2 and ActiveMQ 5.9.0.
The configuration of activemq broker is as follows:
I am trying to sign the exchange body and getting below error when trying to
use the camel crypto.
"Cannot sign message as no Private Key has been supplied. Either supply one
in the route definition sign(keystore, alias) or sign(privateKey) or via the
message header 'CamelSignaturePrivateKey'".
O
Hello again Antoine,
The previous groovy expression worked well. Thanks.
How can i pass camel property inside groovy context.
For example if i define a property
100
How can i use this property inside groovy something like
request.body.get("100")
Hi
I have started using Camel Hazelcast for distributed caching but realised
that all the bundles using the Camel hazelcast component create a new
instance of Hazelcast. So 11bundles will result in 11 members joined in in
one single JVM and the list is growing.
Is this a healthy thing - see below
Perfect :).
Yes, I had a blueprint file exposing the camel components:
https://github.com/OsgiliathEnterprise/net.osgiliath.parent/blob/master/net.osgiliath.framework/net.osgiliath.helpers.parent/net.osgiliath.helpers.camel.activemq/src/main/resources/OSGI-INF/blueprint/camel-components.xml
.
Gla
Hi Friends
Am trying to read values from property files.
I have some key value pairs something like
Name = こんにちは
But once the property is read by camel routes, it produces junk values. Its
not longer japanese.
How can we manage this problem?
I event tried
Regards
Reji
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Reji Mathews
I have been unable to find an encoding or approach to include the
ImageMagick argument "+profile" in the argument list for "exec" in
Spring XML DSL as show below. With each experiment Trace clearly shows
that the "+" sign in the arguments being stripped out. I tried
plaintext, HTML and decimal en
Hi,
We have a existing TCP server which streams application message.
we need this message to be exposed via., a websocket endpoint for the Web
GUI layer to consume
What would be the best way to implement this in camel
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Hi Claus,
Indeed, it's working very fine with a custom JavaMailSender setting. I was
probably misled with the spring JavaMailSender configuration before.
FWIW, here's my configuration example in spring context:
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";>
Hello,
I have configured a camel context with tracing, and configured an endpoint
(activemq topic) where it should send the trace message. It works but i face
two problems: 1. the message is sent to the topic, and i can access it
from a custom java code, but i can't find any information
Okay!
I seem to have got it working :)
For ppl who land up into a similar issue...
CamelContext can be retrieved using OSGI's ServiceTracker and using the
context instance created a producer template which helped me call the route.
Cheers!
-Yogesh
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Now based on above .. i keep getting
org.ops4j.pax.swissbox.tracker.ServiceLookupException: gave up waiting for
service org.apache.camel.Component
:(
Regards,
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Hi Antoine,
Yes i understood that. But my problem is that using an index to access the
array in the body takes a bit of time.
Trying to figure out why.
Thanks,
Ângelo Costa
On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 10:36 AM, Antoine DESSAIGNE [via Camel] <
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Hi everyone,
Indeed there's a trick for forcing the shutdown of a context (or a
particular route). You need to retrieve the currentShutdownTaskFuture of
the DefaultShutdownStategy and call cancel(true) on it.
Also, you can have more than 100 camel contexts in a single JVM, we're
doing it. But of
Hi Angelo,
The SQL component returns a List when you set the outputType as SelectList
(which is the default value), thus all the values are fetched at once.
See the documentation here: http://camel.apache.org/sql-component.html
Antoine.
2015-03-16 12:31 GMT+01:00 angelo.rlcosta :
> Hi Claus,
>
Hi
Ah I dont think we set the endpoint buffersize on the ftp client by
default. And that is also by default for writing. Currently the
FTPClient is configured with the timeout options, but not the buffer
size.
That may be a good idea as it really seem that its internal buffer
size is too low out
Hello,
Thank you for the quick reply! I am using PAX-EXAM 4 for my integration
tests on karaf.
I had a quick look on the file you mentioned, were you suggesting following
changes would help me
1. adding @Inject and @Filter to get the component in my case its direct-vm
so,
@Inject
@Filter(valu
Hi,
You can use Pax Exam for your integration tests, wait for bootfinished
event, then using your camel route's incoming technology (jms client, http
call, etc..) to call them.
Here's a simple example of a rest service call (would be the same with a
camel cxfrs power from() route):
https://github.
Are you saying that the file bufferSize option is the same as
ftpClient.bufferSize?
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I was indeed looking at ftp.html, but the links on ftp2.html are identical,
and I can't reach them:
http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-net/api-2.2/org/apache/commons/net/ftp/FTPClientConfig.html
http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-net/api-2.2/org/apache/commons/net/ftp/FTPClient.html
Hello Antoine,
Your solution worked perfectly. Thanks alot!
Cheers
Ângelo Costa
On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 5:50 PM, Antoine DESSAIGNE [via Camel] <
ml-node+s465427n5764229...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No, it's not possible. In order to be unique in your Map it has to know
> which fields ar
Hi
The write buffer is 128kb
http://camel.apache.org/file2
The links works fine for me ftp2 -> file2
Maybe you look at the old Camel 1.x docs which unfortunately may still
be there (cwiki is not ideal for project docs in 2015)
On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 9:31 AM, ulsa wrote:
> Yes, setting a bigge
Hi,
I am writing a integration testcase (in karaf) which needs to make a call to
camel route in different bundle. I understand interfacing with camel routes
become easy by having the test class extend CamelTestSupport. However my
Test classes are not at the liberty to extend CamelTestSupport as th
okay .. as williem pointed out setting buffer size definitely helps.. in case
you do not want to put a max limit then try setting the
ftpClient.bufferSize=0 (unlimited)
Hope that helps!
Regards,
-Yogesh
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Yes, setting a bigger buffer definitely did the trick. Like 5 secs to
download instead of 25 mins. The default buffer size must be very small.
It wasn't obvious (to me) from the Camel FTP page that it's possible to set
other config params on the ftpClient than the ones listed under URI Options.
Th
Apache Camel 2.15.0 and Java 1.8.0_11.
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Thanks for pointing me to the client config. I'll try a bigger buffer and
check out what other options I can tweak.
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Thanks,
that was easy. In my case i use Guice and bound my Serviceimplementations as
Singletons - so i am quite sure there is only one.
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Thanks Claus,
And Jan, thats a very interesting Idea. Let me play around.
Meanwhile I completed my first round of implementation by having a recipient
list.
Basically each split request will go to a recipient list, where I will
create dynamic JMS endpoint with variable timeout values. So this
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