Hi Claus,
Is there anything else you would suggest trying?
I've tried the code against Camel 2.17.2,2.17.1,2.170 and 2.16.3 and get the
same results; single threaded it works fine but when run in parallel I get
exceptions. I set streaming on the parallel call and that didn't make any
difference (
Did you try disconnect=true?
Op 24 jul. 2016 1:16 p.m. schreef Michele :
Hi everyone,
I have these routes (Read several file from FTP folder and process each of
them)
ftp://username@host?password=x&readLock=changed&delete=true&&passiveMode=true";
/>
After several succes
Well, it looks like your FTP server is overloaded.
Best regards, Vitalii Tymchyshyn
Нд, 24 лип. 2016 07:16 користувач Michele
пише:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have these routes (Read several file from FTP folder and process each of
> them)
>
>
> uri="ftp://username@host
> ?password=x&readLoc
Hi
ActiveMQ do not have a logo.
But Apache Tomcat has logo and we have a vector logo at the fabric8
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Well, it's an legacy system, I might have a problem with other software witch
is using messages from destination queue.
Besides it's in requirements..
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Changing MQMD values might work I think.
Might you point me How I could access it from camel message?
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Hi everyone,
I have these routes (Read several file from FTP folder and process each of
them)
ftp://username@host?password=x&readLock=changed&delete=true&&passiveMode=true";
/>
After several successful processing, I see in log this exception:
org.apache.camel.componen
Hi,
thank you very much for your reply.
I use FileZilla to check if are present file in folder.
I restart Camel Context and now it works fine. But, how to prevent it
happening again?
Thanks again
Kind greetings
Michele
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I might just be poor at deciphering the log file, but I didn't see anything
different really. Of course, there is a lot of lines of logging printed out
when turning DEBUG on!
This is the only part I've had questions on, but since it isn't labelled
with "WARNING" or "ERROR" I'm assuming it's not
I compile using Maven 3.3.3 ("mvn package" on the command line) and then use
"java -Xms2048M -Xms2048M -jar MyProjectName.jar >output.txt"
When in the proper directory that houses the .jar file needed.
And I mean that when using the sftp:// route, Camel will sit there and wait
for new files to
Hey all, first time posting here so feel free to ask me for more details on
anything.
I'm using Apache Camel 2.17.1 on a CentOS 6.7 VM with VSFTPD version 2.2.2.
I'm testing local file transferring using Apache Camel just so I can get a
feel for everything.
I have a route similar to this:
Oh no sorry, I may have not been clear.
With the ftp route it does *not* transfer any files, it also does not give
errors. The output file basically states that all is well and Camel is
functioning as it should. However, it just exits right back to the command
line after writing to the output
I don't use anything like Filezilla, but I have tested from the command line
using
"lftp ftp://localUsername@127.0.0.1"; and then connect using the proper
password
or
"ftp 127.0.0.1" and then use the proper username and password and i can move
around and get files that way just fine.
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