I ran into a similar issue and exploring options for this.
does reducing the delay between polls to very low value (<10) increases with
file consumption on both the nodes?
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maxMessagesPerPoll=0 to poll for all messages.
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Raf
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Subject: RE: Input directory with multiple file consumers
I tried below option and it is working
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I tried below option and it is working
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ck up a different
file because they no longer see the files locked by other servers.
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Raf
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cket about this
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-5324
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Hi Raf,
> In enterprise applications it is common to have 2 nodes running the same
> application for load balancing and failover. And since camel does enterprise
> integration I just assumed the file component would have this functionality
> built in.
It certainly does. :) If I find some time tom
umed the file component would have this functionality
built in.
Raf
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Hi Raf,
> it doesn't make sense to loadbalance within the camel
> context. Rather I want to deploy the application on multiple machines.
You share the directory using distributed file system, don't you? :)
Reading from the shared file system may generate problems. It is
highly dependent on the p
d the processing?
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Raf
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