what do you think about this code:
(I need to know how dangerous is this code)
config:
...
my GROOVY bean:
class TestG1 implements Processor {
priva
I Use a route where my Bean make a call to a webservice, I use SEDA to
support multiple request.
This are request-response how can I do to not block ? because if I use
request-response with seda with first request seda block until is completed,
and then process next request, If I don't use request
if I set waitForTaskToComplete=Never then when I receive a request-response
how can I send a response to ReplyTo ??
I use 'never' because I don't want my concurrent-consumers are blocked.
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Can I use MINA-component with MINA 2.0 ???
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I can't found any link with the distribution.
(I checked many mirrors)
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> camel issue. Please check your network firewall, make sure you the
> server 443 port is open for connection.
>
> Willem
> lujan99 wrote:
>> My test is with ActiveMQ 5.3 / Camel 2.0
>>
>>
>>
>> willem.jiang wrote:
>>> Hi
>>>
yes,I try with Firefox and IE and its ok.
willem.jiang wrote:
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> The test was added before the Camel 2.0 released, I don't think it's a
> camel issue. Please check your network firewall, make sure you the
> server 443 port is open for connection.
>
> Willem
&g
camel-http/src/test/java/org/apache/camel/component/http/HttpsGetTest.java
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> Willem
>
> lujan99 wrote:
>> I build some test, and I have an error with all site https, example:
>>
>> > uri="timer://foo?fixedRate=true&delay=0&per
I build some test, and I have an error with all site https, example:
https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin"/>
when I follow this request with ethereal I see:
192.168.1.99190.17.124.232 SSLv2 Client Hello
190.17.124.232 192.168.1.99
https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin"/>
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