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I wanted to close the loop here...we did finally get this to work.
First, in debugging the Session that was using UserAuthNone.
What ultimately fixed this was setting
preferredAuthentications=keyboard-interactive
in the production environment.
What is odd is that in our dev/test environment havi
I found the root cause of my issue. I previously had been setting a header,
and simply forgot to set it here. Once the header is added back in, the
predicate works as advertised.
I obviously need a test for null in my code.
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public class OpenCNPredicate implements Predicate {
private static Logger logger =
LoggerFactory.getLogger(OpenCNPredicate.class);
/**
* Checks RMS to see if the CN in the STPCaseNo header exists in RMS or
not
*
* @param exchange the exchange object subject to the test
Can you share your bean code?
Den 8 mars 2017 5:46 em skrev "Peter J Nelson [via Camel]" <
ml-node+s465427n5795092...@n5.nabble.com>:
> I am trying to use a custom predicate inside of a choice in Spring XML,
> but I'm finding my predicate is always being treated as "false" - the bean
> itself doe
I am trying to use a custom predicate inside of a choice in Spring XML, but
I'm finding my predicate is always being treated as "false" - the bean
itself does not seem to be called.
If you can include Jolokia in your environment then external applications
like Nagios or others like Telegraf can parse the data and send to a db
like influxdb and you can create alerts for instance in Grafana based on
the metrics.
Another option is to deploy in Karaf and use the decanter appliati
Thanks Claus!
On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 3:41 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
> It uses the id of the verb if you dont have an embedded route
>
> get("xxx").id("myRouteIdHere")
>
> On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 8:11 PM, Rajith Muditha Attapattu
> wrote:
> > That doesn't work due to not being in the API for the R
Hi,
I am trying to send attachment/file across a SOAP web service through
Apache Camel 2.15. When I am hitting the service I am facing the
following exceptions :
Please help. Thanks in advance.
When invoked using the CXF client, this results in the following
exception:
org.apache.cxf.binding.
Hey Dave,
Try to take a look in which UserAuth implementation you are using. In my
case, I was using com.jcraft.jsch.UserAuthPassword and I could debug and
see that my password changed because I was not using the RAW() function.
You can see the implementation in your Session class, line 380:
i want to use two routedefine,not one route.
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I am trying to use Camel(2.18.2) + karaf(4.0.8)+blueprint(Aries) for my
migration as suggested by experts.
I have separated files as Routes XML files and Beans XML files. RouteXml->
it has only Camel Routes BeanXml-> it has only beans defines
*Structure::*
*
in the documentation
/The id of the transaction for transacted exchanges. Note the id is not
unique, but its the id of the transaction template that marks the
transaction boundary for the given transaction. Hence we decided to name the
key transactionKey and not transactionID to point out this fa
There is camel-exec to call executables such as .exe files.
http://camel.apache.org/exec
You can also build your own components if you fancy
On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 1:16 AM, David Hoffer wrote:
> The password does contain @ and # characters. However we are able to
> connect with those no problem
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