Hi All,
Using pax exam4 with karaf 4.1.2 to run my integration tests with my camel
route. Using java dsl I declare from producer endpoint which works fine
deploying the bundle into a stand-alone karaf container.
CxfEndpoint endpoint = new CxfEndpoint();
endpoint.setCamelContext(getContext());
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Hi Claus,
while putting together code fragments for the test case, I found the cause of
the error...
It's that simple, changing
.enrich().simple("sql:{{select}}?dataSource=ds")
to
.enrich("sql:{{select}}?dataSource=ds"))
made it.
Sorry, my fault. Nevertheless, thank you.
Thomas
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Hi Ceyhan,
I'm bringing this back to the users mailing list, let's have a discussion there.
I'm not privy discussion around using absolute/relative paths, but I
respect the decision that was made as to me it seems that using
relative paths is something most users will want to use.
For example ther
Hi
You can get access to the http request / http response objects in some
of the camel components that are servlet api based and via that you
can via java code write to that response yourself.
Your use-case may be something where a regular Camel route is not
always the ideal as a only solution. B
