Hi everyone,
I have the following use-case:
* messages arrive on a queue, 1 message for each organisation be
created/updated, messages that belong to the same transaction (= our own
term, NOT a JPA transaction or something like that) all have the same
transactionGUID
* we need to group organisati
Hi everyone,
On our ftp server we have a home directory for every customer where they can
put their files, it look something like this:
ftp-root
-- 001
-- 20130905.xml
-- feedback
-- feedback_20130903.xml
-- feedback_20130904.xml
-- 002
-- 20130905.xml
Hi Zemian,
Thanks for putting me on the right track with the idempotentConsumer!
Since Flatpack puts the records in a Java Map in the Body I had to do a
convertTo and ended up with the following:
...
request.body["ACTION"] == "070"
request.body["ORGANISATION"]
This seems to work as e
'm relatively new to Camel and guessing my problem can be solved with a
combination of FlatPack and an aggregation but I'm not seeing how I can make
it work without writing a lot of code.
It starts with a fixed width file with 2 columns (actually more but only 2
are relevant): action_id and organi