If you are using Spring then I would be looking at a POJO to do this parsing
work - routing to it using the beanRef - this would encapsulate your string
manipulation and leave camel to perform delivery and routing. There are
predicates and conditionals you could use in your dsl - but for my t
I feel this is an embarrassingly simple question - but I've read around and
cant get things to happen the way I want.
I am using the following dead-letter channel as a strategy for handling errors
errorHandler(deadLetterChannel("log:RoutingError?level=ERROR"));
but my problem is that I
I have seen this kind of operation in place before - SMS providers for example
for event driven stuff across the solution boundaries using basically a
callback implementation
I would
* expose an http interface to my solution. I think it would be RESTian for the
usual reasons
* I would use som
I'd recommend the Camel in Action book - it gives an example of what I think
you are trying to achieve and you will have a template to build out from
On 29 Mar 2011, at 19:56, jpalmer1026 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a Camel newbie and I'm trying to run a simple example to demonstrate how
> to use Ca
ually Karaf
>
> Using Camel together with JEE would be interesting. I have not tried it
> though.
>
> Christian
>
>
> Am 29.03.2011 18:56, schrieb John McDonald:
>> One doesnt have to be an apologist for liking camel and J2EE - one is a
>> container and the oth
One doesnt have to be an apologist for liking camel and J2EE - one is a
container and the other a framework. Their use together is entirely compatible.
On 29 Mar 2011, at 13:20, Christian Schneider wrote:
> Hi Gonzalo,
>
> I am a big fan of camel so don´t understand me wrong.
>
> If you are
In terms of the expansion - i assume its the Grails v Spring thing - so here
goes
The annotations in Spring look great - you can specify what method they should
match, mapping variables and paths onto the pojo methods and parameters. Very
sexy. My concern is that when you are trying to get a
I was hoping people with more insight into this would contribute - its a good
set of questions and this forum is pretty good so I would have appreciated
their thoughts and musings. So to ignite things I will chip in.
I too want some kind of container support for my java apps that are run from
Thanks for that Tarun
I would classify my level of Camel expertise to be just about the same -
perhaps 'enthusiast' too - I'm pretty impressed!
Camel JMS doesnt know about it because its a WMQ feature is something I have
read on several occasions now and this is consistent with your account - w
Thanks Martin
No need to apologise - if my post is unclear thats on me - I appreciate you
responding.
The error is in attempting to set that value but I am unclear why it should be.
I can post messages to the queue without error without this addition - its
just that when I do the raw message
I am attempting to use the Camel JMS component to deliver messages to a
Websphere queue. Whilst the message delivery seems fine it is being wrapped in
what I understand to be a JMS wrapper which the consuming client isnt
expecting. As a result the message is not being processed correctly. I d
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