Hi Dan
Apologies for the late reply. Only yesterday I had a bit of time to look
into this in more details. I am able to reproduce it on the latest
serviceMix distribution. Looks like, when Camel schematron component is
deployed into SMX. it uses Xalan by default as opposed to Saxon. There is a
Hi
Wonder if there is some firewalls or something that block / terminate
connections or whatnot - causing it to delay the check for 15 min. As
15 min sounds like some kind of configured timeout somewhere.
As you are using Fuse 6.1, then I suggest to use Red Hat customer
portal to get help with
Yeah, the stack trace just tells us the connection is closed.
Do you use cxf client to connect the WebService?
Can you check if there is any error on the client side?
We need more information about the camel route and the client.
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I have following routes
@Override
public void configure() throws Exception {
from(activemq:queue:aap).wireTap(activemq:queue:aapTap);
from(activemq:queue:aapTap).process(processor).id(QueueIncoming);
}
But when I run this, active MQ looks for my local host, I notice this
Hi
You configure this in the connection factory. Some information here:
http://camel.apache.org/activemq
So you should change it from tcp://localhost:61616 to the server name
and port to use.
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 11:42 AM, Jonasty jonas.audena...@gmail.com wrote:
I have following routes
CXF http transport looks up the HttpDestinationFactory for (Jetty or Netty) if
the address is start with “http://; or https://“.
If you don’t put those jar into the class patch, you will get the error.
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So you just need to check the statuses code and don’t need to read the message
body.
Yeah, we can add an option for it to avoid recopying the input stream from the
HttpClient.
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Hi all,
I am having a bit of problem trying to using a bean that implements
CamelContextAware in a route. The setCamelContext method on the bean is
never called. I have attached a test program. camelContextAwareTest.zip
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/file/n5767281/camelContextAwareTest.zip
I think you just need to change the address to outside IP or 0.0.0.0 (which let
the jetty engine to listen to all the network interface”.
such as
from(“cxf://http://192.168.1.123:9090/services?serviceClass=AdataFormat=POJO”)
or
Hi,
You should add some destination after the wireTap. For example:
from(activemq:queue:aap).wireTap(activemq:queue:aapTap).to(...);
Then you will see that the original flow is processed regardless of the
wireTap flow.
Cheers!
wt., 19.05.2015 o 14:57 użytkownik Jonasty
How can I send it to nowhere or do nothing?
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Hello
I am monitoring activemq, I use following routebuilder for this:
@Override
public void configure() throws Exception {
from(activemq:queue:aap).wireTap(activemq:queue:aapTap);
from(activemq:queue:aapTap).process(myProcessor).id(QueueIncoming);
}
But when I send
Hi,
I just found out HttpProducer (camel-http) is always caching the response
stream, having a look a the Camel Stream Caching documentation
(http://camel.apache.org/stream-caching.html) I would expected this to not
occur since on camel 2.x Stream Caching is off by default.
I would think it worth
Hi,
I'm currently trying to send an SMS via Camel to a specific destination
port. The SMS is sent to the port 5000.
However I'm not getting anything related to a port change on my SMPP server
and my SMS is sent to the device like a normal one. My current Processor
code is :
I am using camel-http to send HTTP Post notifications to a wide range of
endpoints which I don't control directly, sometimes the endpoints response
is quite big and due to the fact HttpProducer is caching the response stream
temporary files are being written to disk.
I can set the caching
Sorry for answering with the question, but what is purpose of sending the
message to the wireTap and then to nowhere? :) I'm trying to understand
what you try to achieve here.
Cheers!
wt., 19.05.2015 o 15:48 użytkownik Jonasty jonas.audena...@gmail.com
napisał:
How can I send it to nowhere or
HI
I have came route for Soap service Provider like
from(cxf://http://localhost:9090/services?serviceClass=AdataFormat=POJO;)
My question is do I need to package the application as WAR to enable it
accessing from web?
I am able to use it by URL http://localhost:9090/services but not by
If you do not want to use the embedded jetty server but your servlet
container, you have to use a relative path in the address field.
so something like
cxf:cxfEndpoint id=canonicalService
address=/canonicalcxfserviceproxy/webservices/canonical
and this endpoint will be available under the
i suppose the problem is that you are mixing up the payload and
message modes without doing any adjustment between.
the payload mode expects the body-child document, so this is something
like your InquiryRequest.
in contrast, the message mode expects the entire soap message, so this
starts with
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