In my route processor, I am extracting some data from a database into a POJO.
I need to send a record to another utility but the utility requires a
comma-delimited string. I would like to use camel-bindy directly to have it
parse my POJO so I can pass the results to the utility class. I then hav
I'm a bit concerned about performance and memory management with enriching
the existing route. That would in effect hold 2 files in memory wouldn't
it?
I think I will just configure that last route but not start it. I'll use
the onCompletion API on the third route to start the fourth route.
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I need a way to create a Camel route that uses a file "from" endpoint but
cannot start processing that file until some other things are complete. So
here's a simplified scenario just to provide an example:
A camel route extracts data from a database and writes the records to a file
on the file sy
Does anyone have any tips for setting up JProbe on a camel process?
We are obviously doing something wrong. We setup Jprobe to start the
application with our Spring class, which does work but then we only get
overall statistics. We are not able to drill down into the actual processes
that camel
just wanted to see if anyone had any other suggestions or help getting this
to work?
I just noticed that Camel originally had something on the file endpoint to
handle this.
consumer.generateEmptyExchangeWhenIdle false @deprecated. Option only for
the FileConsumer. If this option is true and the
sorr but I don't understand where I would put that code.
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I think I have this worked out now. I found the PollingConsumerPollStrategy
interface so I created an EmptyPollStrategy class. I changed the begin()
method to simply return true. In the commit() method I checked the
numberPolled parameter and if it is 0 then I just stop the consumer. I left
the
I realize this is an old post but it relates my exact issue.
i have used quartz to schedule a route at a specific time of day. the route
should poll a file folder and process any files in it and then shut down.
The problem is if there are no files in that folder then the route never
shuts down.
FYI the answer to this issue is the same as the problem I had yesterday, I
simply needed to close my BufferedReader at the end of the process!
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yes that was the answer!!
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I have the following java route:
from("c:/temp/files?delete=true&filter=#errorFileFilter")
.processRef("processAcceptedFiles")
.to("c:/temp/output")
;
The errorFileFilter reference simply returns false if the file name contains
some
Do you mean to propagate the entire inbound message into the outbound List so
that it is available when this List is returned?
public List splitBody(Exchange exchange)
{
String fileName = (String)
exchange.getIn().getHeader(Exchange.FILE_NAME_ONLY);
I am using camel version 2.7.2
I am watching an inbound folder for files. when I pick up a file I need to
determine if I should do anything with it or just ignore it. If it's a file
I want then I need to split the data in the file into multiple output files.
After a file is processed I want to
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