Hi Manoj,
I am using embedded jetty and have configured it using
.jks. I have read write permission on the file. For you, I guess you are trying
to connect to https endpoint and you need certificates configured for it. i saw
few examples on internet for the same but don't see
Hi Andrés,
I think it be easier to store the timestamp along with the replayId in
the database and then set it accordingly.
zoran
On Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 5:05 PM Andres Q wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have the following route definition:
>
> from("salesforce:data/ChangeEvents?replayId=" +
> replayId).proc
Hi Vikas,
Maybe it's related to the version I am using. What file permissions do you
have on that jks file you are using? I had thought about that as well and
tried using a jks file but was still getting the same error trying to access
that file.
Are you doing the same configuration in you
Hi
I have the following route definition:
from("salesforce:data/ChangeEvents?replayId=" +
replayId).process(this::processDataChange);
This subscribes to Salesforce Change Data Capture events and works fine.
The problem is that if replayId (which is stored on a DB) is old (older
than 24 hours) th
I am using 2.24.3 and using .jks file for self signed certificate.it worked for
me.
Regards,
Vikas
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Hi
You can use a java bean to share state, and call it from the routes,
just make sure the java bean is singleton scoped.
On Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 11:01 AM nomit babraa wrote:
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> Hello
>
> Forgive any lack of understanding as I'm still learning.
>
> I have route A that is started and consuming
Hello
Forgive any lack of understanding as I'm still learning.
I have route A that is started and consuming from Queue1,
I also have route B consuming from Queue2. This route is suspended
onStart using a custom RoutePolicy.
When route A gets a message, this message is consumed, processed and
th
Hi
Yeah it would be component specific if they have such a delay, for
example timer, quartz, scheduler etc has such thing.
But what you are asking for seems like to start routes delayed. At
this moment this is not supported generic. But as Ralf says you can
use a RoutePolicy and then manually sta
Hello Joseph,
if the Consumer does not support the delay you can use a RoutePolicy to
defer the actual route start:
from("timer:hello")
.routeId("hello")
.routePolicy(new RoutePolicySupport() {
@Override public void onInit(Route route) {
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