Btw, just realized there are 3 different timeouts available on Camel HTTP
component (!)
https://camel.apache.org/components/3.20.x/http-component.html#_using_client_timeout_so_timeout,
will go with that.
From: Shultz, Dmitry
Sent: Thursday, May 4, 2023 11:38 AM
To: users@camel.apache.org
Thanks Claus!
There is DefaultAsyncProcessAwaitManager and it has getThreadsBlocked()
operation, but it returns 0. There is also DegfaultInflightRepository with
browse() operation, but I can’t get anything because InflightBrowseEnabled
(this is required to be enabled for the browse operations
Hi
There is a mbean under services (I think) that has something with await
manager - it has operations to list the blocked
On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 8:01 PM Shultz, Dmitry
wrote:
> Thanks Claus, it helped a lot!
>
> I can see the ‘Exchanges Inflight’ number in the jconsole
>
Thanks Claus, it helped a lot!
I can see the ‘Exchanges Inflight’ number in the jconsole
org.apache.camel->routes->route-id->Attributes->Exchanges Inflight, but you
mentioned there is some way to see the list of actual exchanges.
What is the path in jconsole to see it?
Dmitry
From: Claus
Hi
That indicates that a camel component is waiting for a reply that is taking
a very long time,
or not happening, or a timeout is not being triggered.
You can use JMX and look in blocked exchanges to see a list and where they
are in the route, and unblock them also.
hawtio also have a page to
