Hi,
I need to develop a route wherein I can consume a file from an FTP location
and copy it to some other folder.
After that I need to send the path of the consumed file to a web service and
upon successful invocation of that service I need to move the file from the
initial FTP location to another
Can you maintain a persistent state for directcaller ? If you can do that
1. Timer always executes at predefined interval [ 1 sec or whatever
2. direct:apiCaller maintains a state STARTED, INPROGRESS, FINISHED.
3. if next call from timer sees that state is INPROGRESS then nothing
happens. If
Hey Saurabh
Thanks for ur solution . It was indeed perfect. I overlooked on the fact
that java works on call by reference model and it's always pointers to the
memory location.
We fixed it by using Cloned objects
Cheers
Reji
On 7 Jan 2016 02:49, "CamelNayar" wrote:
> Reji,
>
> I am not sure why
The problem is, when jetty starts up the filter it calls the filters init
method again essentially erasing whatever i set in the init manually.
-J
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To: users@camel.apache.org; J-
Subject: Re: Camel
thx!
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Hi
How do you call that bean method - sendMailStandardAsync ?
Do you call it from another route or some java bean?
And is there more in the stacktrace? I wonder what that Map contains? I can
only assume spring do some proxy stuff and change the method parameters or
something.
If you can setup a
Its from ManagedBrowsableEndpointMBean and only available in JMX.
You can get the size yourself with calling
getExchanges().size();
On Fri, Jan 8, 2016 at 11:45 AM, Stijn Haezebrouck
wrote:
> The queueSize() method is documented in the JavaDoc "current", see
> link-to-currentJmsQueueEndpoint
Hi
This is as expected. The option deadLetterHandleNewException is only
for new errors happening while the dead letter channel is processing
the message.
Your code just routes to a log as the dead letter channel and there is
no exception thrown.
See this unit test for an example
https://github.c
Can you share your camel route with us?
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On January 8, 2016 at 11:54:55 PM, lchdev (lch...@outlook.be) wrote:
> - Bump -
>
> Still having to work around
I just checked the code, camel just calls the openChannel method recursively
until the connection is established when starting the NettyConsumer in client
mode.
It could be good idea to fail fast by throwing the exception out after a couple
of retries.
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As camel-jetty doesn’t leverage the web.xml to setup the filters, I don’t think
there is a blocker when calling the filter init method yourself.
When you setup the filters instance to the Camel registry, you can call the
filter init method to pass the parameters yourself.
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