how to get subject and body for mail from a properties file

Hi, I am using Camel mail to send an email when something happens in a rabbitmq queue. I have all of my properties in a properties file. I have the propertyplaceholder defined before camel context: context:property-placeholder ignore-resource-not-found=true location=classpath:xxx Below is my

type conversion error when calling redis hmget

All, I am getting the following exception when I made a redis hmget call. According to the online doc: HMGET Get the values of all the given hash fields CamelRedis.Key (String), CamelRedis.Fields (CollectionString) Collection Should return a collection of objects. Stacktrace

LinkedHashMap vs HashMap for Camel redis hmset operation

Hi, I have a json that needs to be converted into a map. I used Jackson as dataformat and then gson unmarshal ref=gson/ I noticed instead of hashmap I get linkedHashMap in the exchange BodyTypejava.util.LinkedHashMap Body{op=i, type=zones,

Re: HMSET problem with Camel Spring Redis component

Okay I did something stupid.. Instead of setHeader headerName=CamelRedis.Values I did setHeader headerName=CamelRedis.Value for hmset But now I am having a really strange exception: Stacktrace

HMSET problem with Camel Spring Redis component

Hi, I have questions regarding the camel-spring-redis component. I have a rabbitmq producer that send out a json. From other people's suggestions I took the json and converts into a Map which I can then use simple expression language. Below is my configuration: route

Re: Simple expression with JSON and redis

Found the answer here: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Simple-td3242568.html#a3242571 Gordon -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Simple-expression-with-JSON-and-redis-tp5760520p5760521.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Simple expression with JSON and redis

All, I have a requirement where we take data from rabbitmq and insert them into redis Below is my exchange taken from stacktrace: Exchange[ Id ID-MRT-GMH1119-49410-1418246041340-0-2 ExchangePattern InOptionalOut Headers

how do I transform a BSON into JSON using Camel message transformation pattern

All, I am reading the oplog of Mongodb in my project in order to synch with redis. The BSON data I am capturing has the following format. { ts: Timestamp(1415124334, 1), op: i, ns: test.products, o: { _id: ObjectId(5459156e7950e8c18c094992), item: card, qty: 15 } } The problem I am

how to read json in a file and use jsonpath

All, In my sample code I am reading a json file and doing a jsonpath to do content based routing. Here is the simple route from(file:src/data2/test.json?noop=true) .choice() .when(PredicateBuilder.isEqualTo(ExpressionBuilder.languageExpression(jsonpath, $.op),

Re: how to read json in a file and use jsonpath

Claus, I tried that approach first and did not work. I took the maven java dsl archetype and changed the route to point to the .json file and then added the additional route. Do I need to add any other configurations or libraries? Gordon -- View this message in context:

Re: how to read json in a file and use jsonpath

Claus, It looks like the problem with my json. ts: Timestamp(1415124334, 1), Once it is removed I had no problems. The json file is from Mongodb oplog. It is used to synchronize data between Mongodb and Redis. Do you have suggestions for dealing with that name: value pair? Maybe something

Re: how to read json in a file and use jsonpath

I guess the more appropriate question is how do I convert BSON into JSON. Timestamp is not been converted into JSON is the problem. Gordon -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/how-to-read-json-in-a-file-and-use-jsonpath-tp5759546p5759562.html Sent from the Camel -

question about using splitter(?) and jsonpath expression

All, I am trying to come up with a processing pattern for a business case. Assume we have something like this form a queue (ActiveMQ/Rabbbitmq) does not matter Below is the json { name:xyz address: 123 Somewhere, USA ssn: 1234 } For each name/value pair I want to make a call to the

question about database querying design pattern

Hi all, I have a requirement where we would leverage redis as cache and Mongodb as our backend. So we would first do a query against redis cache, if no result can be found we would then query against Mongodb for data. Assuming redis and Mongodb components are working, what type of integration

redis project does not work for me

HI, We are trying to use Camel redis component when I found this following article: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16428371/camel-redis-component-subscribe-to-a-channel-not-working I tried to run this project (https://github.com/soumyasd/camelredisdemo) and not able to see any results. I ran

how to process json and dispatch to several processors

All, I have a simple use case I am trying to implement. We will be receiving data from websocket. I am thinking about using poll consumer pattern to test for now. Essentially I will have the following json coming thru the activemq queue. {name: abc address: xyz } Where the json does not

Re: how to process json and dispatch to several processors

Thanks Claus. I have came across the Composed Message Processor in my research before and it does look like something we can leverage. How do you incorporate JsonPath in this pattern? Are there simple test cases I can use to illustrate the use of this pattern? How about concurrency issue? Can we

Camel MOngodb compoenent

All,We have a use case where our Mongodb database needs to be able to synch with Redis cache.I am thinking about using Mongodb and Camel component and the tailable cursor consumer pattern.Has anyone have any experience with this type of setup?Here is the workflow.Data is inserted into MongodbCamel

Re: Camel use case with Akka

Great testimonials! However, I am trying to understand when it is appropriate to use Akka within the context of a Camel application? Maybe something along the line of the following: if your requirements are xyz then akka would/not be appropriate... Assuming large steaming data coming from 1

Camel use case with Akka

All, I am trying to investigate Akka and camel Our use case is as follows: Subscribe to websocket queue and retrieve json from the queue process each json thru Camel routes (atomically) assume large amount of data What would the appropriate design as far as fail over/ dristributed/threading

Camel websocket over STOMP

Hi,I am trying to subscribe to websocket over STOMP.The websocket require user/password authentication using WebSocketHttpHeaders. Has anyone tried it before?If so, can someone share their experience and the configurations/code?Thanks, Gordon -- View this message in context: