Hi Willem,
I am using Camel 2.4.0 and let me try the same with 2.5-SNAPSHOT as you
mentioned and update the same once I am done.
Thanks,
- SK
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Hi Willem,
Our use case is, we need to save or update the entity.
For eg,
We have a message of instance Foo and we need to decide whether the instance
to be saved or updated etc. This behavior is common across all the messages.
So we are wrapping Foo (actual message entity) with SampleMessage
Hi Hadrian,
Thanks for your quick response.
When I use like how you suggested and I got it working fine, Thank you.
But I would like to know the significance in using '//' after quartz. If I
don't use it, I am getting the following exception. It occurs when I use '?'
in the cron expression.
Ca
Hi Willem,
I thank you for your reply. That was a way we were thinking, using which we
can differentiate various messages and route them as needed.
Now we have achieved it by wrapping the actual message with another object
of type Message which use generics to return the entity and holds a value
Hi,
I have created a producer interface to send messages to specified endpoint.
Can I add a header to each message I send from my producer ? I would like to
get an example for the same.
Is it possible to add an annotation in my producer like the below mentioned
? Will camel inject the propert
Hi,
I am trying to invoke a method from my route configured with camel-spring to
persist the consumed message to DB.
my route is like,
The bean class Foo has two methods, which are overloaded.
e.g.
public void save(Collection foos) {}
public void save(Foo foo) {}
When the consume
Hi,
I am trying to consume message from an endpoint defined in my route. The
queue to which the consumer is listening, has two different nature of
messages.
For eg,
I have a queue, say "queue:one" which has messages of type Foo and Bar. When
the consumer starts listening and on message, I am ge