Hey Claus,
I already feared there wasn't a generic way.
Thanks for confirming it.
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Hey there,
I was hoping I could pick some brain to gather a idea that can work. But
first let me explain my intentions.
So the idea is to save the body and headers of the exchange for auditing
purposes.
To get this to work, we're using a Tracer and configured the destination uri
to point to a ro
tp://camel.apache.org/schema/blueprint"; useMDCLogging="true"
streamCache="true">
Thanks,
Niels
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By lookup the source code you mentioned for the ExpressionBuilder I was able
to figure out what I needed!
Thanks very much, I appreciated you helping me out!
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inters?
Thanks,
Niels
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component itself.
I needed to set the bridgeEndpoint to true on the producing endpoint which
solved my problem.
Thanks
Niels Stevens
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to
the first route I want to capture the response and pass it on. Since the
ExchangePattern is set on an Exchange I would assume setting it back to
default InOut would enable me to capture the http response. However that's
not the case!
I'm confused over here, could anybody explain to me if
Hey everybody,
I made wrote a little piece of camel to consume a ftp server.
But after it was running for some time, it throws an exception, keeps
running but doesn't consume anything any more. Also when I start it again
and there are a larger number of file waiting to be consumed it will crash
a
Hey everybody,
I made wrote a little piece of camel to consume a ftp server.
But after it was running for some time, it throws an exception, keeps
running but doesn't consume anything any more. Also when I start it again
and there are a larger number of file waiting to be consumed it will crash
a
Hey everybody,
I made wrote a little piece of camel to consume a ftp server.
But after it was running for some time, it throws an exception, keeps
running but doesn't consume anything any more. Also when I start it again
and there are a larger number of file waiting to be consumed it will crash
a
I changed my routing and added a catch for an exception.
I thought everything was running fine but apparently it doesn't.
I still get this exception:
Caused by:
[org.apache.camel.component.file.GenericFileOperationFailedException -
Cannot retrieve file: GenericFile[DZ_20120104_DZ_004.PDF] from:
E
tion en re-encounter the same
problem in the logs.
Regards,
Niels
On Jan 16, 2012, at 11:46 AM, Claus Ibsen wrote:
> Hi
>
> Just a note about your Java DSL route.
>
> What you do looks much more like the Content Based Router (eg if ...
> else if ... else if ... else).
>
In my opinion I think
it has something to do with the FTP server itself and not so much with camel.
Therefore I'm asking some experts opinion on my issue.
And please if you have any remarks on my code, I happy to here them I'm just a
novice when it comes to camel.
Thanks!
Regards,
Niels
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