the unit tests provide more information.
I believe .to("rabbitmq...") opens and closes a new connection.
For json schema validation there are various frameworks you can use to use in
your code. One is https://github.com/networknt/json-schema-validatorAdd a bean,
validate your json, throw an
thanks souciance. Here is my code , my question is how do I rteurn a custom
message when the request is successful. Currently for some reason, my code
returns the transformed payload along with 200 ok, I want to send a custom
message something like { statuscode = 200, message="success"} as a resp
I've a use case where I need to expose a rest end point to receive a request,
validate it and then post it to a Rabbitmq queue.
I'm thinking of using Java Rest DSL , spring boot components to build this
service out. I do have a few questions,
How do I enable connection pooling for my connection
Is there a place where I can find some URI samples for RMQ. How are the
options passed and the delimiters
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apparently there is no way to explicitly specify the queue name in the URI.
So I just mapped my exchange and the queues as direct and that worked, but
i'd to create 3 excahnges and map them to each Queue , i'll try the topic
mode and the routing key to route and see that way i just need one exchang
I was going through the documentation for rabbitmq: component.
Where can I send the queue name as a parameter in the URI?
When I tried this
where orders.error is the name of the queue , a random queue with a UUID as
a name is created. How do I route my message to the a named queue.
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t; routes,
> increase performance and stuff like that. Those things you would need to
> do
> regardless of which approach you use.
>
> On Sun, Dec 4, 2016 at 12:40 AM, kaiser75 [via Camel] <
> ml-node+s465427n5790971h64@.nabble
>> wrote:
>
>> I am doing the
hello world example and then move to more complicated scenarios. Build a
> simple file transfer example. Just move a file from one folder to another.
> Once you figured that out you understand the basics and can then move to
> more complicated scenarios.
>
> Best
> Souciance
&g
Hello,
I'm going thru the camel in action book , its informative but not very
prescriptive. I'm looking to a build a simple publisher and consumer flow
using the Fuse opensource IDE with minimum coding, but there are so many
ways of doing of what I need but not much clarity on the how to. Can
som
I'm struggling to get the Camel plugin installed and functional on eclipse
neon. I downloaded JBoss Tools 4.4.1.Final Stable release. Is there a
simple guide that can walk me through the installation process and once
installed , how do i go about using the IDE.
Thanks much
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