Re: How to use special character for file consumer endpoint

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How to use special character for file consumer endpoint

I need to consume the "refund_2013123.txt23408+0630.txt" inside the tmp directory. Exchange exc= consumerTemplate.receive( "file:/tmp?fileName=refund_2013123.txt23408+0630.txt"); Then it is not consuming the file. I hope it is due to + character. When it is removed (from file nam

Re: Is apache-camel supports nested route

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Re: Is apache-camel supports nested route

Thank you very Robert Simmons for you valuable reply. Still I have one issue, with above solution it will create multiple files based on split size. How can I avoid this and encrypt into single file. For that I had used "onCompletion" mechanism. I enhanced the initial design with your feedback. B

Is apache-camel supports nested route

Apache Camel Route: from("file:/tmp/test?include=.*.csv").process(new Processor() { public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception { // set output file name exchange.setProperty("outputFile", exchange.getIn().getHeader(Exchange.FILE_NAME, String.class