Hi,
The motivation is to protect the system from dealing with a message that
larger than anticipated.
Ideally I want to do this as the message is streamed to us, rather than
doing any type of conversion to string after it's already been fully
received. I also don't want to wait for the codec to f
Hi,
Please can someone help with this?
Thanks,
Steve.
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Hi,
We are using netty4 and the camel hl7 codecs to read in hl7 messages. I
would like to reject messages larger than a certain size, but I can't find
an obvious way to do so.
I was going to enable stream caching and add a processor to the route to
check the size, but the codec produces a string
Needs more testing, but I think this is the culprit:
Should be
Or take the default value CACHE_AUTO.
It says this here:
http://camel.apache.org/jms.html#JMS-transactionCacheLevels
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Hi,
Sjms works well without local transactions, but as soon as they are turned
on it seems even slower than using the activemq component.
In all these cases, one thing I've spotted that seems odd is, if I monitor
the In flight count, I only ever see it as 0 or 1, no matter how busy the
system is.
Hi,
Thanks for the ideas.
>From what I can see, the consumer only uses a single connection and is
allowed up to 500 (default) sessions and it's these sessions that the
concurrent consumers use.
I can see this is the case if I use the activemq web console and inspect the
active connections. I can
We are finding that under load that a single activemq endpoint with many
concurrent consumers can't keep up with the volume of traffic. However, if
we split the concurrent consumers between several identical routes it
performs much better.
E.g. if we configure this:
Hi,
We have many Camel Blueprint bundles deployed to Karaf. We're using
blueprint property placeholders for configuration.
For the properties that are environment specific, we want them to be in a
property file and reference them from within the blueprint property
placeholder files.
Previously w
Hi,
I'd like to retrieve a range of rows matching a partial rowkey.
The equivalent in the hbase shell would be something like this:
> scan 'mytable', {STARTROW => 'abc', ENDROW => 'abd'}
to search for all entries in my table starting with the string "abc".
Is this possible with the camel hbase
I have exactly the same problem. I have many thousands of endpoints any
number of which could be down. I need to be able to handle redelivery
without blocking good messages.
Wondering if you came up with a workaround for this?
Thanks,
Steve.
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