Re: JMX issues with processor

Hi Nicolas, Which camel version are you using ? And which runtime ? Regards JB > Le 14 déc. 2020 à 19:24, CASAUX Nicolas a > écrit : > > Hello ! > > I may have found two minor bugs with data available from processors through > JMX. > > 1) > When I use processors like : > .enrich().constant

Re: Are you using binary distribution?

Hi folks, I don't use binary distributions, either. It makes sense for runtime projects such as Apache Karaf, Kafka, Artemis, etc. to provide binary distributions, but it doesn't for library frameworks like Camel Core, Camel Quarkus, and CKC. For Camel-K, however, it has a CLI `kamel` so IMO it s

JMX issues with processor

Hello ! I may have found two minor bugs with data available from processors through JMX. 1) When I use processors like : .enrich().constant(direct("myEndpoint").failIfNoConsumers(false)) in JMX data, the exposed "ExpressionLanguage" is empty, and the "Expression" is something like "org.apache.c

Camel and WebFlux issue

Hi, I'm trying to use the integration of Camel with reactive streams in a Spring project, but I'm stuck. This is my RouterBuilder: @Component public class MyRouteBuilder extends RouteBuilder { @Override public void configure() throws Exception { from("direct:pluto").to("reactive-streams:paperi

Camel SFTP aggregation in streaming mode

Dear community, We have a problem (of understanding) concerning Camel streaming. In our use case we pick up 3 large files with Camel SFTP component (&streamDownload=true&stepwise=false). We aggregate the 3 files and write the aggregation per SFTP to a server. Due to the sizes of the input files

RE: Are you using binary distribution?

I am relying on maven for binaries and git for sourcecode. IMHO binary distribution may not be needed. Github has release feature, where we can have binaries can be downloaded from there. Many users might be used to that way of downloading binary, so if needed, that can be alternate place for d

Are you using binary distribution?

Hi Cameleers, we're discussing binary distribution on two issues[1][2]. The binary distribution is the tar.gz/ZIP file linked from the Camel website. By ASF policy we only ship source code, and the binary distribution is optional. Back in the dark days, before using build tools that knew about dep

Re: How to produce messages to Azure SQL DB in Camel

Hi, As mentioned here , both use JDBC driver meanwhile Camel SQL provides better support for SQL queries in the endpoint. Personally, it is more what you'd feel more comfortable with, try both and see what component that can fit your n