Re: Splitting big XML files using xpath() and streaming()

I'd really recommend using VTD or something similar to split large XML. Much faster and more memory efficient. Define a bean that does the split and returns an iterator and supply it as the method for split. Simple example using VTD to split XML: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1640472/java-ho

issue stopping a jms request reply route after upgrading to 2.5.0

I have a route setup that looks like this: It's purpose is to run once at startup to get an intial value (in this example I just have sending to out instead of doing anything with the reply) and never run again. The shutdownRequestor bean has a handler that looks like this: public

best practice for logging execution time

Title is a little weird as I didn't quite know the proper way to phrase this. I'm interested in logging the duration of certain things, such as how long it takes the file component to read or write a file, how long it takes the jms component to publish or consume a message, etc. As an example, my

Re: stopping a route in spring dsl

itiques or suggestions for how I could improve things further are very welcome. Thanks, Jason Claus Ibsen-2 wrote: > > On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 10:13 PM, jburkhardt > wrote: >> >> I've looked around JIRA and it seems using stop in spring dsl used to be >> an &

Re: Re:stopping a route in spring dsl

te: > > Have you tried to put that processor as a filter before the split? > > > > Em 30/04/2009 17:13, jburkhardt escreveu: > > >> I've looked around JIRA and it seems using stop in spring dsl used to be >> an > >> issue but has been resolved sin

stopping a route in spring dsl

I've looked around JIRA and it seems using stop in spring dsl used to be an issue but has been resolved since Feb 09. Perhaps I am attempting to use it incorrectly. I am using Camel 2.0 M1 Here's what I'm trying to do: I have a route that receives messages from a JMS queue. After receiving the m