Claus, my apologies. That works just fine. I had an XML errors in another
location. Thanks!
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Hello,
I am in a bind. I like the idea of a routeContext, as a way to extract
common routes for usage by others. The problem I am running into, is that
you cannot add a startOrder attribute to a route defined in a routeContext.
Is there another way to control how routes that imported via routeCon
Thanks for the response Christian, and sorry for my delay.
Christian Mueller wrote
> I do not have a solution at present, but I'm wondering what happens if you
> commit the exchange (than the message is deleted from the queue and the
> database is updated) and than your route fails?
> Also as far
Can someone explain to me what this route is doing?
from("direct:registerStuff")
.threads(19)
.to(String.format(
"https4://%s?authUsername=%s&authPassword=%s",
Thanks for the quick reply Claus.
For those who run into the same issue, this was the change I made to the
route:
And more importantly, I had to comment out my spring
and implement this:
So I replaced this:
with this:
All is well at the Camel fa
Sorry if this is the wrong forum for this question. I am trying to build a
camel route that consumes from a JMS queue and uses a selector. The problem
is, I would like to use a selector based upon a spring variable. I can't
seem to convince spring/camel to dereference that variable. What am I
missi
Willem, thanks for the idea. Here is a resulting issue I have run into. The
1st route takes a message from queue/batch/ready, it throws it into the seda
queue. It basically takes every message it can and stuffs it into the seda
queue as fast as it can. The second route does process them as I would
Here is the use case.
1) Consume message from ActiveMQ queue
2) Update database with data derived from step 1
3) Download rather large data from database
4) Process data from step 3
5) Update database with results from step 4
These routes represent that case (I think):
Steps 1, 2
All, I have a camel servlet that is consuming an XML stream. I currently have
it splitting that stream successfully. The problem is that I need to split
it multiple times. There are 2 sections in the stream that I am interested
in. Once I have those split out, I intend to forward them as JMS messag
