Re: Error When Communicating with 3rd Party SOAP Service

Also, sorry! I realized when I just replied I sent this to the camel group instead of the CXF group... they're right next to each other in my contacts list. :-D Thanks, James On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 12:40 PM, James Carr wrote: > I'm actually using JDK7 but I got it working. I

Re: Error When Communicating with 3rd Party SOAP Service

> Are you on an old sun jdk? They have that problem. Upgrade to the latest > version. > Den 18. okt. 2012 17:38 skrev "James Carr" > følgende: >> >> Hey All, >> >> I've used CXF for quite sometime and this week I was putting together >> a clie

Error When Communicating with 3rd Party SOAP Service

Hey All, I've used CXF for quite sometime and this week I was putting together a client for a 3rd party service and get the following error when trying to call the service: HTTP response '415: Cannot process the message because the content type 'text/xml; charset=UTF-8' was not the expected type

AMQP Component

Hi All, I was going to spend some time today investigating using Apache Camel with RabbitMQ but according to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-3626 it looks like the version of qpid camel uses is outdated. I tried to exclude 0.5 and used 0.10 but I still get weird errors ("java.lang.Uns

Re: camelProxy + seda question

ut option > http://camel.apache.org/seda.html > > Its a bit hard to help when you do not show sample code. > > And frankly why do you want to proxy using seda? Shouldn't the proxied > client not wait for a reply? Hence direct should be used. > > > > On Thu, Feb 11, 201

camelProxy + seda question

Hi, Exploring camel proxies a bit, and a little confused. I have two beans defined in my spring context that I want to first make them work by using direct, then switch to use seda. In the first case I have this:

Re: DBase Support?

de back to the camel community for the people who have the same > requirement as you. > > Willem > > James Carr wrote: >> >> I know this sounds rather daft, but one legacy app we are integrating >> with uses dBase as it's datastore and we need to process those

DBase Support?

I know this sounds rather daft, but one legacy app we are integrating with uses dBase as it's datastore and we need to process those files daily... before I go and whip up my own endpoint for it to read them in, is there already something available to read/write dbf files? Thanks, James

Importing the source into eclipse

Hi, I checked the source out from svn and would like to poke around in it to understand camel better, but trying to import all the modules into eclipse using m2eclipse takes eternity (and after 2 hours, I'm still not in a compilable state). Aside from being forced to switch to a different IDE, is

Re: more samples please!

Thanks... this solved a small problem I was having. :) On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 7:54 AM, Willem Jiang wrote: > You can also try out camel-servlet component[1]. > Please make sure the CamelHttpTransportServlet is loaded before the > camelcontext is started. > > [1] http://camel.apache.org/servlet.h

Re: WstxEOFException: Unexpected EOF in prolog

I've had this problem locally before... but my setup was unique so YMMV. We have apache redirecting to weblogic for certain urls, and for the CXF client I had turned gzipCompression on. However, I had failed to enable gzip Compression in apache. Turning it off on the client or enabling it on apac

Camel IRC Message Router Example

The actual problem I needed camel to solve at work was rather dull and a straightforward forwarding of messages, so I dreamed up a fun little app to learn some of camel's features better. The result is an IRC bot that can parse javascript and ruby expressions (more could be added, but I left off t

Just wanted to say

Thanks for a truly awesome library. :)

Re: Silent Failures?

the message. Instead, it seems to have passed the unmarshalled object to the topic (which is the expected behavior). Anyway to change it to simply forward the raw SOAP message to the Topic? Thanks, James On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 11:27 AM, James Carr wrote: > Hmmm... I'll see if JmsTempl

Re: Silent Failures?

Hmmm... I'll see if JmsTemplate will send something to the topic... if it does, then I'll post the additional info.. otherwise I just didn't set it up right :) On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 11:18 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote: > On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 6:11 PM, James Carr wrote: >> Hi

Silent Failures?

Hi, I've been trying to simply take a message sent to a cxf endpoint and reroute it to a JMS topic. First I tried re-routing the message to a bean and it worked fine, so I set up a jms component and tried to use it... however when the message is sent to the CXF Http endpoint, nothing happens... I