This route seems to work fine in test. I've left out the bean specifications
for this context file for simplicity.
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";>
The bean does all of the work. It reads from a database and if records
present it formats t
I'm convinced that there is a bug here. I can't get jetty to open up any
port but 80 in a route, and I always get the error in my browser as stated
when I try to access it. I made the change to use the port as in your
example (). Prior to dropping
the blueprint file into the deploy director
Are there any edge cases here? Or is it safe to refactor routes that use
recipientList(simple()) with only a single endpoint?
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Matt Sicker
Ok. I found where to add the routeEmptyResultSet, which since i'm using
injected SQL I had to append it to the sql in the properties file.
select * from dual?consumer.routeEmptyResultSet=true
but this does not work
This fixed my problem of the zip aggregation working.
I'm not sure if this
Try writing a custom filter in java code, and from the file instance
you can grab various file details. Hopefully there is something about
the file permissions you can use to know.
You get these details
https://github.com/apache/camel/blob/master/components/camel-ftp/src/main/java/org/apache/camel
Hi
We're polling a remote ftp server. I want camel to only collect a file when
it knows it can delete the file (and move to another location on the ftp
server). If we don't have write permission for a file I don't want SM to
keep on trying to process it.
Here's what I have to start:
Any though
hi,
sorry for the delayed response.
I'm using camel version 2.6.0 and spring version 4.1.6.RELEASE.
This one of the routes
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";
xmlns:ag_01="http://www.my.it/Accpos";
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