Hi everyone,
is it possible to use Restlet under oauth in a Route Camel Context?
This is my logic flow:
1. Retrieve message from ActiveMQ
2. Login based on Oauth2 on RestService
3. Send request with token retrieved on step 2 and process Response
4. Logout
How to translate this flow in xml camel
I filter out what headers to send when making REST calls through http4 for
instance, so that's not an issue. When I make internal calls to networked
services (e.g., Kafka, Hazelcast, or pretty much anything other than the
message brokering components), I lose all my headers until the response
messa
That sounds sensible to me. The headers are for message and exchange
metadata. Just be careful to not send them over the wire when you call an
external component.
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Hello All,
I am using Camel 2.14.4 and deploy to Apache Karaf 3.0.5 with Java 8. I
have a web service that I am exposing over HTTP and it worked fine in Camel
2.10.7. When I hit the service now, it returns a WoodStox error when trying
to convertBodyTo a String or Document:
Caused by: com.ctc.wst
In my application, I use headers (and occasionally properties) to include
metadata about a message that generally needs to be available in multiple
endpoints. I use JMS in areas which copies all headers (but not
properties), so I use headers for this purpose. I'm looking at possibly
switching my mi
Thank you, I will try this ;)
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I used attribute, this
works for me.
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When using
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it seems kept retrying without log output.
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i'm using imap endpoint and i try to ignore SSL certificat by using:
the First class *DummySSLSocketFactory* :
public class DummySSLSocketFactory extends SSLSocketFactory {
private SSLSocketFactory factory;
public DummySSLSocketFactory() {
try {
SSLContext sslcontext
That actually seems to get me to the same place. I can control Max number of
threads up to 64 per Producer, but never above that. Have even tried
implenting my own thread pool, but same result. The setting works, I can see
that, but only up to 64.
Btw, multiple producers give me 64 *
Any other c
You can use direct component and link them
from sql foo
to direct blah
from sql bar
to direct blah
from direct blah
to es
On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 11:22 AM, alexis.jacquemart wrote:
> Hi !
>
> How can I create a single route for multiple components ?
>
> For example, I have two SQL datab
Hi !
How can I create a single route for multiple components ?
For example, I have two SQL database and make them take the same route :
from(sql://...)
.to(elasticsearch://...)
Thanks !
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Hi Claus,
i implemented a splitter (see below) but i'm not sure if this is the way to
go; i think this can be implemented more elegantly/simpler (but i don't know
how ;-).
A unzipped file *does* come out, but where do i set the current filename (if
there are more than one) ?
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You likely need to configure the jetty server thread pool. That is the
thread pool that matters the most as it has the worker threads that
Camel uses when routing from jetty -> to jetty
On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 9:37 AM, tomaswahlgren wrote:
> Thanks for the prompt reply Claus, appriciate it!
>
> I
Thanks for the prompt reply Claus, appriciate it!
I tried setting the httpClientMaxThreads and httpClientMinThreads on the
"to" component, but couldn't get it to work, still stuck at 64 threads. I
Removed the "threads" setting in the route. What am not doing right?
/jetty:http://localhost:6080/sa
That is not possible with the camel-netty. The hostname and port must
be part of the uri as the endpoint is for connecting to that given
host. If you need to connect to another host:port then that requires
another endpoint.
On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 8:58 AM, tko429 wrote:
> Nice to meet you , every
Nice to meet you , everyone. from Japan
I want to construct dynamic URI in Netty producer.
According to this forum, when I have to use dynamic URI,
everyone say that I should use "Recipient List ".
I got it.
But, I have used the "header option" in the past instead of "Recipient List"
in HTTP p
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