I assume that issue would have been resolved now. In case it is not
change your source uri
from :
from("sftp://hostname/home/mydir/xmls?username=username=password;)
to:
from("sftp://hostname//xmls?username=username=password")
Suppose user login directory is: home/mydir/
and Polling directory is
If you look at the jsonpath documentation you can see there is a not equals
operator you can use.
https://github.com/jayway/JsonPath
But for your case, can you not just write:
.when().jsonpath("$.table.length()>0")
On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 4:21 PM, rafaeltuelho [via Camel] <
Try with in the on exception so you tell Camel both
to handle the exception but to mark the tx as rollback
On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 8:01 PM, hammod wrote:
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I have the following routes:
Yes it is transacted
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Any other advice out there as to the problem I am trying solve?
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Hi.
How can I negate a Jsonpath expression in when() clause?
Actually I need to test if a returned json body has a given array not
empty... I coulnd not find a valid JSON expression to do this...
I'm using this:
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