Hi,
I have the following route in my application which sends an email
based on a template filled out with data from the SingleImageModel
class:
from(ACTIVEMQ_EMAIL_QUEUE)
.routeId(ROUTE_EMAIL_NOTIFICATIONS)
.convertBodyTo(SingleImageModel.class)
// set subject, fro
I just tested a simple route in Karaf 4.0.10 and Camel 2.17.7, and it seems to
work. (I apologize for the messy route - it’s just one I had laying around and
I’m not actually sure where I got it). Given the route I used, I can create a
my.camel.bp.cfg file in the $KARAF_HOME/etc directory and
Hi,
I am using Apache Camel 2.17.3 and Karaf 4.0.6.
I would like to change the default shutdown startegy timeout with blueprint.
It works if I do it like this, with a hardcoded timeout value:
But I would like the timeout to be configurable with a property like this:
If I do it
Hi,
For JMS you can simply deploy multiple instances of your module and then they
concurrently consume messages from the same queues (not round robin, but
parallel processing. No zookeeper needed). Notice that even a single instance
can have multiple concurrent consumers.
For file endpoints
Hi
If you have a copy of the CiA2 book then it has a full chapter on clustering.
But in regards to zookeeper-master route-policy then it works with
only one node being active and the others are slaves, they are not all
active at the same time.
What you talk about is more like competing consumers
Hi,
I am looking for out of the box support for clustering in a hybrid environment.
What the Zookeeper Route policy provides is a master / slave route policy where
the slave becomes active only when master fails.
Is there any way of having multiple nodes and let these nodes consume file /
mess
