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> On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 8:30 PM, javadevel wrote:
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>> Here is my route
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>> from(“ibatis:selectunprocessedtrades”)
>> .process(processtrades)
>> .to(“ibatis:updat
Here is my route
from(“ibatis:selectunprocessedtrades”)
.process(processtrades)
.to(“ibatis:updateTrade”);
What I would expect is that the camel route will be executed when the
selectunprocessedtrades fetches rows of unprocessed trades, however, the
route gets executed regardless of the resu
Here is my route
from(“ibatis:selectunprocessedtrades”)
.process(processtrades)
.to(“ibatis:updateTrade”);
What I would expect is that the camel route will be executed when the
selectunprocessedtrades fetches rows of unprocessed trades, however, the
route gets executed regardless of the result.
ng to split it
> on-the-fly.
> However then the total size is not known.
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> On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:50 PM, javadevel wrote:
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>> I need to use a splitter expression to split a very large document with
>> rather complex splitting requirement. Based on t
I need to use a splitter expression to split a very large document with
rather complex splitting requirement. Based on the documentation provided on
the Apache Camel Splitter, I can a Bean or implement the Expression
interface and return java.util.Collection or java.util.Iterator. However,
it onl
