I am running a number of Spring XML routes on a JEE server. I would like to
configure parts of the uri:s used in the routes via ENC entries in my
application (war). In my web.xml I have a number of declarations
that holds the values to be "injected" into the uri:s of my routes.
Is there already s
Just reporting that it is now a total success :)
I added a doStop method in my component and in that method I just call
destroy() on the CachingConnectionFactory object.
Thanks for pointing out the solution
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Claus, that looks great. I was trying to find something like this but did not
find it. Thanks for pointing this out :)
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Would something like this work ?
In my custom camel component I will create and start the pool in the
createEndpoint method. Further I would add an eventnotifier for
CamelContextStoppedEvent to the context. In the eventnotifier I would then
stop the pool.
The thinking from my side is to have a s
Hi Claus,
in order to stop it, I need to know when it is time to stop it. What would
be an appropriate way to do this? Currently I create/start the pool as part
of a custom camel component. Can I register something that gets executed
when the camel context stops, or could I have a destructor on my
I am using JMS endpoints in a camel-servletlistener based application.
In order to get better performance I use the Spring CachingConnectionFactory
on my endpoints.
An effect of this is that when I undeploy my application the active (cached)
connections do not get destroyed (the seem to survive unt
I use camel-servlet together with camel-servlet-listener in a web application
and it works fine for routes that are in the camel context created by the
camel-servlet-listener.
Now I want to have servlet consumer endpoints in other camel contexts. These
other contexts are created dynamically by my
The servlet has a name parameter.
But if id had not have a name, would that have made any difference?
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Hi Sergey,
I am not sure what you mean by side-effects, but this is what I see (or
really: NOT see) :
I have a web application (WAR) that have a Web Filter and a Camel Servlet.
This filter is used throughout a number of applications and is configured to
be activated by all requests ("/*") to the
It seems like camel-servlet "bypasses" web filters in my container. Is this
correct? Anything that could be done to have the requests to the
camel-servlet pass a web filter prior to hitting the camel-servlet?
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Is it possible to do schema validation while unmarshalling SOAP XML messages
using the camel-soap dataformat?
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When I use a camel proxy, e.g. via a ProxyBuilder, I have not found any way
that my proxy client could inject additional (properties or message headers)
to the Exchange that will be used. The things I would like to inject is only
available at the client so it cant't be injected further down the rou
Hi Claus and thanks for the info.
I will probably do as you suggest, I just wanted to make sure that there was
no out-of-the-box way provided by Camel before I went ahead :).
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s
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> CamelExecutionException is usually thrown if you use the producer template
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>> I would appreciate some assistance regar
I would appreciate some assistance regarding how to handle received Soap
Faults when using the camel-soap component.
I am using SoapJaxbDataFormat and ServiceInterfaceStrategy. When the
received response is a Soap:Fault message I get an exception when it is
unmarshalled, however the exception is n
I did deploy an application that uses camel-cdi (2.11-SNAPSHOT) on Weblogic,
and it failed to start. The same application works fine on JBoss. I then
built the camel-example-cdi war and deployed it on Weblogic and it failed to
start with the same reason as my own application.
The Weblogic server i
I have tried to use the new camel-cdi from 2.11 with camel-cxf ( and the
CXFNonSpringServlet) and get the following problem:
I need to make sure that the CXF servlet is initialized prior to the
creation of the routes/context that will use the servlet. However the CDI
container initializeds my CDI
Since I got no feedback on this, I wonder if I might have better luck with
posting this on the CXF User list?
Anyone that has successfully used the CXF non-spring servlet in combination
with Camel CXF consumers and that are willing to share how you made it to
work?
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I am using trying too use the non-Spring CXF servlet (JBoss web container)
@WebServlet(value="/mycxf/*", name="MyCxfServlet")
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public void init(ServletConfig sc) throws ServletException {
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In a route I would like to fill the message with a BeanInvocation, the same
way as when using .bean(), but I do not want the bean method to be
called. Is there some easy way to do this (preferably using similar syntax
as when using .bean() ) ?
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tOfWork is bound
to route, but that it is bound to Exchange makes more sense :).
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>> Can someone clarify the following:
>>
>> When an exhang
st,
> Christian
>
> On Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 6:37 PM, helander wrote:
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>> Thanks Christian,
>> I guess that there is no documentation available yet?
>> I scanned thru the example in 2.11-SNAPSHOT but it does not seem to cover
>> all aspects indicated by the JI
Thanks Christian,
I guess that there is no documentation available yet?
I scanned thru the example in 2.11-SNAPSHOT but it does not seem to cover
all aspects indicated by the JIRA (and the 2.11 sources).
Are there any planned features for CDI in 2.11 that is not yet in the
SNAPSHOT code?
Is this co
The page at http://camel.apache.org/camel-2110-release.html mentions that a
lot of new features will be available in relation to CDI. Is there some
place where more information about the upcoming features is available?
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Can someone clarify the following:
When an exhange is passed between routes, e.g. using "direct" or
"direct-vm", is then a new exhange created or is it the same exhange that
will be used in the "target" route?
If it is the latter, will the context bound to the exhange be updated or
will it retain
Ok, thanks for the clarifcation and the hint about the composite registry.
Lars
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12 mar 2013 kl. 13:12 skrev Claus Ibsen :
> On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 10:26 AM, helander wrote:
>> Fom Java code I would like to register beans in the context registry. I need
>
Fom Java code I would like to register beans in the context registry. I need
to do this in code that will deployed in various containers (Spring, JEE web
applications).
Is there some method that works in all these environments (hiding from my
code the current registry implementation) or do I have
Thanks Claus,
since I am not using Spring what class shall I use for the bean?
CxfEndpoint?
Thanks
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I have a route that starts with
from("cxf:bean:foo ")i.e. Java DSL
I need to create/register the bean "foo" from Java, is that possible?
Where can I find a working example?
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Just confirming that stopping the contexts in my bean destructors (@PreDestroy)
fixed the problem ;)
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Lars
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> I did suspect that, especially sine the contexts disappeared from jconsole
> once i stopped them (using jconso
I did suspect that, especially sine the contexts disappeared from jconsole
once i stopped them (using jconsole). I will add proper desctruction code on
my beans and hopefully the problem will go away.
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JBoss AS 7 (version 7.1.1 Final)
I do not use any Spring.
Context#1:
Singleton EJB. The bean class extends DefaultCamelContext
Context#2:
SessionScoped CDI bean. The bean class extends DefaultCamelContext
All deployed by a single WAR.
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surprised to see that when I redeployed my application, the camel contexts
created by the "old" application instance was still visible via jconsole
after having redeployed the application (along with the set of contexts
created
Ok, thanks for the info
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>> I have a route that creates Soap requests/responses using camel-soap.
>>
>> The route should handle arbitrary soap services which
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>> I have a route that creates Soap
I have a route that creates Soap requests/responses using camel-soap.
The route should handle arbitrary soap services which means that I can not
define the "dataFormat" when the route is built. As of now, I create the
"dataFormat" in a processor and put it into an exchange property. My idea
was to
Christian,
thank you very much, it helped
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n't understand. You have to do something else BEFORE you can read the
> file? Or AFTER reading the file and BEFORE you transform the content?
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>> Hi Christian,
>>
>> sounds simpl
Hi Christian,
sounds simple :)
However before the consumer can consume the contents of the file, it needs
to be processed by some additonal (route)-steps, how would I do that?
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I am trying to find a way to do:
>From a Producer Template send a request to a route, and in the route I would
like to read the contents of a file, transform the contents and return back
to the producer template.
Location and name of file is fixed and the file should not be moved/removed
by the r
Hi Claus,
I got it to work.
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I have a bean, lets call it "b" and a property P on the exchange. I want to
send the exchange to an endpoint with the URI:
"foo:" + b.getSomeValue(getProperty(P)) + ":bar:" +
b.getSomeOtherValue(getProperty(P)) + ":suffix"
Is it possible to do this using to(...) or toF(...) ?
If so, what would
Given the following scenario, what would the "best" solution be.
Given is:
- A remote SOAP service is available over a JMS transport.
- The service is described by a WSDL.
- I generate an interface class (wsdl port type) from the wsdl using
wsdl2java (cxf-codegen-plugin)
- Applications tha
I have now changed my client to be a JaxWS Proxy and this works fine, however
the cxf client proxy injects XML messages into the route (sends to the camel
context over a cxf bus). Can I somehow have the client send it as POJOs
instead, so that I can process the POJOs in the route before sending the
Willem, thanks for the clarification.
Lars
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Do you mean something like this:
from("cxf:bean:nameofendpointbean").to(..
What address do I put on the endpoint bean ?
What adress do I specify in the cxf client ?
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Hi Willem,
that helped a lot. I am now getting the request message to the route that
receives the request from the cxf client. It is of type java.IO.InputStream,
how do I make it into a structure where I can read the xml elements, i.e.
similar to PAYLOAD format? Can I convert it back to POJO (not
Thanks,
do you know where I can find an example how to do this that are in pure Java
(no Spring) ?
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The general pattern is:
Application -> Java service interface -> SOAP client -> Routing {
dynamically determine address and transport method, attach transport
specific headers } -> Send to (dynamically selected service location)
... and I would like to do this using Java (i.e. no Spring)
Thank
Claus,
thanks for the feedback. GAE is an application server and not a GCM server,
so I do not think it is the "tool" I need. A quick look into the GAE did
not expose any GCM API:s. Even if it would provide a GCM API within GAE, I
would need a GCM API available in an arbitrary "standard" Java cont
The camel-apns component provides ability to send messages to iOS devices.
Are there any similar component, as part of camel or provided elsewhere,
that could be used in a camel route to send messages to Android devices via
Google Cloud Messaging (GCM)?
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Aki, thanks for the feedback.
At the moment I am only using request/response (InOut).
If the service (called by the end of the route) returns a SOAP Fault, will
then the cxf-endpoint make sure that the http status code returned to the
caller becomes 500?
Do the cxf-endpoint force the return of a
I provided an example application using jolokia on the camel user list a couple
of months ago. If you search the mailing list for "jolokia" you will probably
find it. In case you want to get it and don't find it, let me know.
Thanks
Lars
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In a route that starts with a cxf-endpoint and ends with a jms-endpoint, I
would like to extract the jms destination from a port in the wsdl configured
on the cxf-endpoint. The port in the wsdl contains the jms-uri of the
destination to be used by the jms-endpoint. I know how to dynamically set
the
Hi Claus,
I will take a stab at updating the page. As you suggest I will file an ICLA.
Thanks for providing the details about editing pages.
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I discovered that the most interestinf info was lost in my previous post (was
using the raw tag in Nabble, and that seemed to be filtered by e-mail
systems). So here it comes again:
I have come up with a workaround to the NPE problem with Qpid.
The root of the problem is that Qpid is not able to
I have come up with a workaround to the NPE problem with Qpid.
The root of the problem is that Qpid is not able to correctly compare two
destinations that has not been fully qualified in their definitions. In
other parts of the Qpid API, assumptions are made on how to interpret
destinations that h
I experienced a similar thing the other day. Things did not work as expected
and console outprints related to some XML parsing problems. After some
"googling" i found that the problem might relate to IBM J9. I checked my system
and found out that it had bern started with the IBM JVM. When switc
de or something?
>
>
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> On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 10:24 PM, helander wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I would like to share with anyone interested a prototype I have made for a
>> Web interface to Camel.
>> It is based on Jolokia (http://jolikia.org) which is a JMX a
Hi,
I would like to share with anyone interested a prototype I have made for a
Web interface to Camel.
It is based on Jolokia (http://jolikia.org) which is a JMX agent that
provides access via http. Along with jolokia comes client interface
libraries for Javascript and Java. The Jolokia agent is d
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote
>
> We love contributions, however I wonder how easy it would be to setup
> a syntax for specifying which JMX attributes you want to poll? That
> may get message pretty quickly, if you need to configure this in a
> style.
>
To some extent I think you can compare this with h
Sergey,
I have added a comment to QPID-3760.
As for your list (thank you btw):
1) tcp_nodelay is default (since 0.14) OK
2) no transacted session OK
3) non-persistent messages OK
4) cachingLevel = 3 OK
5) cachingLevel = 3
I have tested the fix in org.apache.qpid.client.AMQDestination.equals(), and
now it works.
I just made sure that no null valued references were used.
Hopefully the qpid project will fix this soon. For my case, the fix I made
helps, but I do not know if there may be situations where it could create
Hi Christian,
I found this JIRA earlier today, and most likely it is the same problem.
The equals() function does not seem to deal with all possible varaints of
destination definitions.
I am in the process of trying out a fix, but I have not yet been able to
build a new qpid-client. Will struggle
Hi Michal,
before I try that, I think I will try to investigate why they are null.
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Michal,
my stack trace is more or less identical (java source line numbers are not
identical).
Do you have any idea how to work around this, patch qpid code or other
solution? Creation of new connection and destination validation on each
operation introduces significant overhead. I turned on
This is part of an OSGi blueprint xml file.
http://camel.apache.org/schema/blueprint";>
I have tried to get a working solution for connection pooling/caching with
camel-amqp.
I found some examples that used the Spring CachingConnectionFactory, but
when using that it get an NPE.
The first time I do a write to a queue, it works, but subsequent writes
causes an NPE.
It looks like the N
Hi Henryk,
thank you very much for the provided example.
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Thanks,
I got it to work:
Message cxfMessage =
exchange.getIn().getHeader(CxfConstants.CAMEL_CXF_MESSAGE, Message.class);
HttpServletRequest request =
(HttpServletRequest)cxfMessage.get("HTTP.REQUEST");
X509Certificate[] certs = (X509Certificate[])
request.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X
Is it possible to retrieve the HttpServletRequest "associated" with exchanges
on a CXF Endpoint?
I would like to access the client certificate associated with an HTTPS
request using:
request.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate")
Now, I do this using the following procedu
Thanks Christian.
Especially the hint about looking at test cases.
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The result from an LDAP search (using camel-ldap) is of type
ArrayList. Is it possible to "explore"
the result, without using Java, e.g. access via "simple" or some other
script language?
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Maybe I have misunderstood things. I am trying to provide configuration for
the http server using the following feature definition:
org.osgi.service.http.port = 8181
org.osgi.service.http.port.secure = 8443
Thanks,
I found the information that the syntax had changed (now with the "Camel"
prefix).
I also found discussions about being able specify these things in the
"cache:" uri, but did that ever make its way into any release?
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How do I use camel-cache constants, e.g. CacheConstants.CACHE_OPERATION, in
Blueprint DSL?
Short example would be nice.
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Christian,
thank you very much. The provided link was very helpful.
Thanks
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Hi,
first of all, I guess that a cache instance is accessable from components
in the same VM, i.e. not bounded to a specific camel context or route?
By big question is related to the following scenario:
I have a set of CXF Endpoints and associated routes. At the end of the
routes, a request/rep
Hi,
thank you very much for the information.
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Hi,
does the LDAP component cache any lookups, in order to limit interactions
with the LDAP server, or does each request result in an interaction with the
server?
If it's not caching, is there any way you could use some Camel component to
create a "cache"?
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Ok, thanks.
The description of *vm* does not state anything about being able to use in
an osgi container, while the *direct-vm* page is very explicit about this.
My interpretation was that *vm* did not support crossing bundle boundaries.
Whatever the capability is for *vm*, maybe it woul be nice t
When reading about the vm component it is described to be asynchronous, so
it would not fit the request/reply case. Unless you build two separate
"paths", one for request and one for reply. Or did I miss something?
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I got camel-nmr to work, but performance was not very good.
WS Client -> HTTP Service -> CXF Endpoint -> NMR send -> NMR receive (and
back to WS Client)
this takes about 100 ms
WS Client -> HTTP Service -> CXF Endpoint (and back to WS Client)
this takes about 10 ms
So crossing the bundl
Thanks Christian,
I need InOut and I do want to avoid serialization/deserialization (for
performance reasons), and then the only option left is NMR, if I have
understood things correctly.
I will try to use camel-nmr from servicemix 4.4.2, and hope that it works
with camel 2.10.0 and Karaf 2.2.8 .
Where can I find a version of the *camel-nmr* component that works with camel
*2.10*?
I need to communicate between contexts in different osgi bundles (using
Karaf). I tried to use the *camel-context* component, but it does not seem
that it works between contexts in different bundles, correct?
So
Hi Sully and thanks for the input.
Now I think I know how it works, but I have an additional question:
Both entries in the config file specifies "http://localhost:8181";, is it
possible do something like:
"http://localhost:8181/system/console"; on one and
"http://localhost:8181/cxf"; on the o
Hi Claus,
thanks for the suggestions. This will help a lot.
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Hi Scott, and thank you very much for the information you provided so far.
I am looking forward for the additional details you so kindly intended to
provide.
However at this point I do not understand how this will going to solve my
"requirements", but maybe that will be totally clear when you prov
Hi Scott,
I need to look more into your suggested solutions. Can I find more detailed
information about them somewhere?
Could you elaborate a bit more on what this means?
> locking Karaf's HTTP Service to local host
>
Thanks
Lars
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I just realized from your description that CXF does not explicitly register
with the http services, but rely on the Pax Web Whiteboard extender to
perfom the registration. This means that it would not be possible to use a
service filter between CXF and the http service (the whiteboard extender
woul
In my setup I have a cxf endpoint that are consumed by a route. As the first
step in my route I have a bean that picks up the TLSSession from the
exchange and puts back a property on the exchange that contains the peer
certificates. I doing this in order to access information from the client
certif
Willem, thanks for the clarification regarding the registration of the cxf
servlet.
May I propose to add a configuration parameter to cxf that defines a service
lookup filter to be used when cxf finds the http service. This should be
fairly simple to introduce, if the filter config is defined then
Hi Christian,
I am using Karaf 2.2.8.
I wanted to create a setup where I had two separate web servers (two Pax Web
instances) each with its own set of configuration parameters (port numbers,
security settings etc). Access to my cxf endpoints should only be possible
via one of these web servers.
I am using cxfEndpoints with Pax Web in a Karaf container (and Camel routes
consuming from these endpoints).
I like the way that I only have to specificy the address relative to the
http://cxf context in my endpoints, but I would like to limit the available
transport for the endpoint to https. Can
Thanks, I will take a look at it and see if I could get something to work.
/Lars
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I tried camelwatch and got it to work when I deployed in tomcat, connecting
to camel running in karaf.
I also tried to deploy the camelwatch WAR to karaf, but I get some spring
related exception.
For now I am satisfied with being able to use camelwatch from outside my
karaf container, but I in the
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