Hello!
I am using pollEnrich with sql component and dynamic uris. When two or more
messages are polling on the same sql endpoint, only one will get results
from the query.
The rest messages polling the same endpoint will timeout. I have implemented
a unit test on a Camel test class that presents t
Azure supports AMQP, you should be able to use the JMS component in Camel.
I think MS has learned that locking people onto one choice is not a good idea,
particularly with developers.
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As far as I know there are no component related to Azure.
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On Wednesday, June 22, 2016 4:51 PM, ja
I am wondering if there is a component for Azure Service Bus. IIRC service
bus supports AMQP but I am wondering if there is a native component?
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I suppose you use OracleAQ?
We are using this as well but I'm not sure how failed messages are put back
in OracleAQ.
I think I saw that they are put in a kind of DLQ in OracleAQ when the
retries are done.
You should be able to see this by querying in the database.
I don't know whether you are able
Hi Sverre
As Claus said you should use the transactional client, and let OracleAQ
handle the redelivery of failed messages.
You can specify the max_retries and Retry_delay when creating the queue or
topic See oracle docs.
When retries are exhausted OracleAQ will mark the messages as undeliverabl
I have an application with two camel routes:
Route 1 (Consumer Route)
Reads a text file having no. of records (line separated), split them based
on each line and sends each split record to another queue ('intermediate'
queue)
Route 2 (Producer Route)
Reads each record from intermediate
