Yeah, this works. Thanks Claus ! Don't know how I missed that.
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Hello,
We are using "consumer.bridgeErrorHandler=true" in our route, so that if
there's an exception during picking up of files, the Camel Error Handler can
deal with it.
It appears from the documentation and code snippet at:
http://camel.apache.org/file2.html (Using consumer.bridgeErrorHandler
This won't work. This will work when camel context is successfully
initialized. As I mentioned in my post, I see a
org.apache.camel.FailedToCreateProducerException. This prevents camel
startup.
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I have a route which sends a request to a MOM endpoint. Something like:
from("direct:serviceRequest").beanRef("serviceName", "methodName").
to("momComponent:" + momServiceDefinitionName).
beanRef("serviceName", "methodName");
This route works when the "mom endpoint"
Thanks Willem ! The NET-468 patch was released as a part of the issue:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NET-468
I guess the ticket is still open because they might need some more unit
tests.
I modified camel-fTP component to support setting the proxy object as well
as setting up authenticat
In our project, we need to establish FTP connection through a SOCKS proxy.
Since Camel uses Apache Commons Net API underneath for FTP connections, I
tried looking into how Commons Net API supports this. Till last year, the
only way to achieve this was to set Java's System Properties as explained
he
Ok. So seems like routes can't be updated. But an existing route can be
deleted and a new route added at runtime.
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Update-camel-route-at-runtime-using-config-admin-td4965455.html
That kind of answers my question.
Thanks.
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Hello,
I am writing a simple module to FTP files to a remote server. I am using a
properties file to read the ftp info such as server, username, password etc.
ex: here's how my properties file looks like:
ftp.protocol=ftp
ftp.host=localhost:2121
ftp.path=files
ftp.username=admin
ftp.password=adm