I am using Camel Rest DSL to build my rest service but it seems that , it
does not recognize JsonProperty annotation.
I have a propery like:
class Test {
private int id;
@JsonProperty(access = Access.READ_ONLY)
private String text;
}
and the rest definition is:
http://camel
I have a similar question but simpler. My application is consuming a fixed
length format file today. But for some new feature the producer will
introduce new fields at the end of the record therefore increase the length.
So I need my application to be able to handle both lengths as it comes so
that
Hello everybody,I have a use case that I can't find a way to implement it,
here it is:with an FTP connexion, I need to get only files named with
specific prefix from a list.(example of file names format
FileA_20170210073006539.csv, FileB__20170210073006475.csv,
FileC_20170210073006485.csv).I can on
Hi Team,
I am using sql-stored component and to execute stored procedure in Oracle
DB. One of my OUT parameters in SQLXML.
When i am getting output in body, i am getting type as oracle.xdb.XMLType. I
am passing this output to another procedure but i am getting error while
doing so. Below is my c
I apologize for the delay responding to this.
I was able to get this working but parsing out the URI info separately, like
the below. It's from a test program so it has some assumptions about what it
should be getting.
-Steve
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String httpRequest =
resultEnd
Thank you Zoran...
This is only the sample code which tries to publish message to IBM MQ and
sets the header. Actual application has much more in it.
As per IBM specification, we need to do following but I am not sure how to
set MQMD properties in Camel.
// Enable MQMD write
dest.setBooleanPro
Hi Santhosh,
in your Processor set the header on the In message, but also, if
you're not doing anything else in the Processor but setting the header
value to a constant value, you can use the setHeader method of the
Java DSL.
>From the IBMMQ side, make sure that you've understand the
prerequisites
We are trying to read the JMS_IBM_MQMD_ApplIdentityData message property and
set it on the response message. We are using IBM MQ. The code I have
implemented is not reading or writing this property on IBM MQ. Application
runs on tomcat. Our MQ connection information is in the context.xml. Here is
t
We are trying to read the JMS_IBM_MQMD_ApplIdentityData message property and
set it on the response message. We are using IBM MQ. The code I have
implemented is not reading or writing this property on IBM MQ. Application
runs on tomcat. Our MQ connection information is in the context.xml. Here is
t
Maybe a code example of what you are trying?
I am using spring, well spring boot , and Camel to dynamically create
routes on demand.
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I have done this by using filter. Filter returns the boolean and on that
basis Camel moves the file.
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As Clause say this is more a Spring question.
And Spring does support this by adding a custom placeholder configurer.
Here[1] is an example of a placeholder configurer that reads the properties
from a database using JDBC API.
[1]: https://github.com/Redpill-Linpro/spring-config-jdbc
Best regards
Hi
The bridge is only to integrate with Spring. So if you want to load
properties from databases you would need to find a way for spring to
do that / support that.
I am actually not sure if spring has support for loading properties
from databases.
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 2:49 AM, Naveen wrote
Hi
Yeah that would be really great to have a Kafka example. You are very
much welcome to contribute this to Apache Camel. A github PR is
preferred but a .patch file is okay as well.
http://camel.apache.org/contributing
It would be good to log a JIRA ticket as well and refer to the JIRA in
the com
I am using RabbitMQ 3.6.6, Erlang R16B03.
When I specify the URI as :
rabbitmq://:5672/ravindra_test_exchange?autoDelete=false&routingKey=abc&queue=ravindra_test_queue_abc
Then it sends only to the expected queue.
But isn't it wrong, that I need to specify the exchange, routing key and the
queue
I am sending some messages from a Camel Route to RabbitMQ.
The URI is as follows :
to("rabbitmq://:5672/ravindra_test_exchange?autoDelete=false&routingKey=abc")
I have the created an exchange ravindra_test_exchange and a queue
ravindra_test_queue_abc.
The exchange is bound to the queue with rout
Hi,
I'm new to apache camel, sorry if my question is very basic.
I'm using Apache camel with spring in my application. I'm using
BridgePropertyPlaceholderConfigurer like below. Am accessing these
properties using placeholders {{ }} in camel context and ${} in spring
beans. I would like to add one
Well I have not experienced it that way. Like I said, that temporary queue
is for request-reply processing. If you want to fire and forget you need to
specify that the exchange pattern is InOnly.
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 8:58 AM, ravindra [via Camel] <
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