Hi,When we use log EIP with http, we observe a strange behaviour. The body of
the message is getting lost after it does logging.
public class LogTest extends CamelTestSupport {@Overrideprotected
RouteBuilder createRouteBuilder() throws Exception {return new
RouteBuilder() {
Oops.. right..
Thank you :)
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Hi,We use camel 2.11 version on Linux.We run two instances of camel which
watch on the a directory to pick, process and move files to processed
directory on successful completion. On error it gets moved to error
directory. We use 'markerFile' as a strategy for read lock.What we observe
is that
And the other Camel is picking up that file. Eg it get processed?
So the failed to rename is a race condition because the other Camel
grabbed the same file, but was faster to do the rename?
We believe this is what is happening. Even with readLock option two
instances pick the same file and
Oh sorry.. I did not explain clearly.We wanted to throw different exceptions
for 4xx and 5xx errors and handle them differently. The problem is that we
do not know how to get the exception object. We tried this
handle[HttpOperationFailedException]{ process(new Processor {
def
Hi,
We use camel 2.10.3 with Scala DSL.
We have route that does a http post. We want to retry based on the response
code.
For e.g. no retries for 4xx and 2 retries for 5xx
We tried using handle[HttpOperationFailedException] but not sure how to get
the response code within that.
Can you help us
Hi,
Can u provide little more guidance on how to write test without jetty. I see
http4 unit test use LocalTestServer. But that's not bundled with camel-http4
jar I guess. Am I missing something?
Thanks.
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Hi,
We also tried using preMove to avoid multiple instances of Camel picking the
same file. But that does not seem to work. When we run with more than one
instance, We get following error.
cannot begin processing file: GenericFile[sample1.xml] due to: Cannot rename
file: GenericFile[sample1.xml]
Sorry. The Camel version we use is 2.10.3.
We have a drop-zone in a file system where the other systems drop xml files.
With this project we use camel to pickup these files and do processing to
communicate with few other systems. We want to run multiple instances of our
project, so that we can
