So I found the problem. I was adding the property of "fileExist" to the
header file name not the actual Producer. That seemed to clean my errors.
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Claus,
Follow-up to what you proposed.
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote
> You can essentially add the headers to the message body before the
>
> as the first row in the list, then they ought to be in the
> csv output.
building.csv?fileExists=Append
"[{BLDGID=BLDGID,BLDGNAME=BLDG
Claus,
Thanks for the info. Regarding your question:
Should the column name from the SQL result set be used or can you set the
headers hardcoded? I would say you could either use the columns from the
resulting SQL or have them hardcoded. I would say that if they were
hardcoded only those ma
Env. ActiveMQ v5.9.1, Camel 2.13.1
I am currently generating CSV files from a custom SQL. This works fine, but
they want the headers to be added to the CSV file. I've included my route
below, is there currently any way of doing this?
building.csv
Thanks in advance fo
Sorry for the long delay, I got pulled onto another problem and am just
getting back to this issue.
@Jakub,
The problem I'm encountering is upon aggregation, the file aggregation
either times out or is stuck in a wait pattern until all multiplex routes
have completed. I can see in the logs whe
Ok. I found where to add the routeEmptyResultSet, which since i'm using
injected SQL I had to append it to the sql in the properties file.
select * from dual?consumer.routeEmptyResultSet=true
but this does not work
This fixed my problem of the zip aggregation working.
I'm not sure if this
So after digging into the documentation for the last 2 days. There is a
parameter called routeEmptyResultSet, and it's set to false. This could be
the problem, but I'm not aware to set this? Looking at the code doesn't
seem really obvious. Some direction would be helpful if i'm on the right
trac
So I've tried a couple things, include adding a timeout, but that did not
seem to work. Anyone have any other suggestions?
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I'm running:
Apache ActiveMQ 5.9.1
Apache Camel 2.15.
I've have a timer that kicks off a stored proc, which receives a unique
batch id. That batch id is then passed through a multicast to several
processes. After all those processes are finished they aggregate back to
file aggregation, which
fxthomas,
I'm actually doing something similar. I am using the sql component to
call my sql, which uses oracle database links to get to other data in
another database. I believe if you can write a sql statement in something
like Squirrel SQL client, you should be able to use it in the sql com
I'm running:
Apache ActiveMQ 5.9.1
Apache Camel 2.15.
I've have a timer that kicks off a stored proc, which receives a unique
batch id. That batch id is then passed through a multicast to several
processes. After all those processes are finished they aggregate back to
file aggregation, which
I am willing to share any more configuration details, if that help fix this
issue.
Thanks in advance.
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We currently have 5.5.1 and trying to upgrade to ActiveMq 5.7.0. When I move
over my camel cron endpoint i get an error message saying: No component
found with scheme: quartz.
my endpoint i have is :
quartz://ftpOutputTimer?cron=0+0+7+%3f+*+*
Thanks in advance for your help.
Josh Toepfer
Claus,
I just performed the test of using the uri of the and *it work*.
So to clarify what I was doing and what does work.
So instead of using:
ftp://a...@ftp.sample.com/OUT/Test?fileName=file-${date:now:MMdd}.xml";
/>
I changed it per your suggestion and it works.
ftp://a...@ftp.sa
Claus,
No not using spring property placeholders. I'll try using the and
see how it goes. Thanks for your help.
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Claus,
I was actually looking at the http://camel.apache.org/file2.html File2
reference of creating a filename. I thought I should be able to do the same
with FTP, is that not correct?
This was the File Language example given: mydata-${date:now:MMdd}.txt
Thanks again for your help.
I am using Apache Camel 2.7 with ActiveMQ 5.5.1.
I am trying to setup an endpoint filename with dynamic date, can someone
help. I keep getting an error with the following...
ftp://a...@ftp.sample.com/OUT/Test?fileName=file-${date:now:MMdd}.xml";
/>
If I take off ${date:now:MMdd} the da
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