Hi -
I am trying to get a file from a remote sftp server. It does not give me
any exception but does not work either.
Here is my route :
from("sftp://dws...@10.0.0.149://sftp/?initialDelay=8000&move=.done&password=";)
.to("log:input")
.u
Thank you for attention Claus!
I had switched on trace :
log4j.logger.org.apache.camel=TRACE
I did not get any further logging. I am 2.5.0 version.
11:06:23,873 DEBUG SpringCamelContext:94 - onApplicationEvent:
11:06:23,873 TRACE SpringCamelContext:206 - Ignoring maybeStart() as Apache
Camel
Hi Bengt,
I have used the winSCP client to login to the remote server and I see there
is file to pick up. I am also able to move files using the same credential
as my Java program using Camel.On the remote server I have a jail
(chroot) account. That should not make any difference.
Thanks
Hi -
I am using netty to send a request over a TCP socket. When I send the
request I need to send 2 bytes lengh of the message and then followed by an
XML payload. On response I am getting 2 bytes length and then XML payload.
I am assuming that I need to write a custom codec for it. Can someone
Thanks for the guidance Claus!
I dug further on the capabilities of netty and realized that they already
have what I need.
I configured LengthFieldBasedFrameDecoder for decoding the message and
LengthFieldPrepender for encoding the message. It worked like a charm. I
configured the service endp
Hi there,
I am using camel HTTP component to do an outbound connection to a remote
server. However, depending on my inbound connection I need to communicate
to the remote server using different credentials. The remote server uses
basicauth. What I have noticed that camel tries to reuse the alrea
I just want to make it clear that I have seen this behavior when I am running
integration level tests using JUnit4. I have not tested yet running this
inside a container (Tomcat...)
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Hi Ashiwin,
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately I cannot do that. First of all the
remote server is from a Service Provider. Their URL is fixed. Only
connecting users need to be different. It's the same service offered at a
fixed endpoint.
The re-authentication is needed for many differen
Hi Claus,
That's exactly what I use. I use recipient list pattern. That's working as
expected.
The problem I am having is on the actual transport using HTTP component.
User A is using an authenticated connection of User B to the same endpoint.
It's a backend webserivce. I am okay to reestablish
After further analysis, it appears to me as a bug in apache camel.
The bug remains in ProducerCache.doGetProducer() where a producer is
instantiated or retrieved from the cache. At the time of instantiating
producer
Basically ProducerCache caches the Producers. However when it retrieves the
p
Claus,
My apologies for the delayed response. I got pulled out of that project.
Anyway, I did the following
public class HttpProducer extends DefaultProducer implements
ServicePoolAware {
...
I hope that's all you wanted me to test.
I reran my tests and it failed with the same error as before
Hi,
ContextLoaderServlet is deprecated in Spring 3.
I am getting the exact error.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot find the deployed servlet, please
configure the ServletComponent or configure a
org.apache.camel.component.servlet.CamelHttpTransportServlet servlet in
web.xml
I'm
Can someone please give some guidance. As per 2.4 servlet spec, Listners
(ContexLoaderListener) are loaded first before the servlets in the
container. I am unsure how can this work. When the spring context is
loaded it will never find the necessary component to resolve the route with
servlet://
Thanks for your pointer Willem. It worked with version 2.7.5. May be we
could have this information available in wiki so that it saves someone
grief.
I already wrote an implementation to have it work in 2.4.0. Here is the
outline of the solution just in case it helps someone who couldn't upgr
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