You can use ProducerTemplate.requestBody(...) to send the request.
And you can get the exception automatically.
On Sat Apr 28 10:27:28 2012, Danny wrote:
Willem,
Is there a higher level way to achieve the call?
On Apr 27, 2012 10:04 PM, "Willem.Jiang [via Camel]"<
ml-node+s465427n567193...@n5.na
Willem,
Is there a higher level way to achieve the call?
On Apr 27, 2012 10:04 PM, "Willem.Jiang [via Camel]" <
ml-node+s465427n567193...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> Just one comments for why you got the NPE from the out message of the
> exchange.
>
> As you are using a low level send API of the Produ
Just one comments for why you got the NPE from the out message of the
exchange.
As you are using a low level send API of the ProducerTemplate, you need
to check if the Exchange is failed before you try to access the response
message from the exchange.
On 4/28/12 2:22 AM, Danny wrote:
Try t
The DirectProducer is used, if you send an exchange to "direct:xxx".
Your CreateAssetsProcessor use the producer template and send an exchange
to the direct endpoint. Does you have a consumer listing on this endpoint?
And you should create the producer template from the incoming exchange:
exchange
Is there any way that the consumer on direct:decode could be getting
stopped. This is the only way that you could get the No Consumers
error. If you could boil the issue down into a unit test it would
really help.
One thing you might try is to avoid sending messages from the error
queue while the
Sorry, please ignore my typos in the route (I use constants for all
endpoints, but tried to simplify it for the post).
Does "no consumers available" mean the route isn't active or that there
aren't any available threads? Also, where does the message go exactly? Is
there a way to handle this cas
Hi
You need to configure the startup order of your routes so the timer is
the last one to be started
http://camel.apache.org/configuring-route-startup-ordering-and-autostartup.html
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 11:27 PM, boday wrote:
>
> I have a polling consumer setup to periodically (using camel-tim
Hi,
I just checked the code of DirectProducer , DirectConsumer,
DirectEndpoint, the code should be thread safe, unless you stop the
route dynamically.
So please check if you choice a right director endpoint name first.
Willem
Stephen Gargan wrote:
Not to harp about the endpoint uri but I ju
Not to harp about the endpoint uri but I just want to get them correct
so I can try and reproduce. In one you have direct:decode and and in
others direct:decoder. Are they consistent in your code?
thanks
ste
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 5:03 PM, boday wrote:
>
> yes, the retry does work fine 99% of t
yes, the retry does work fine 99% of the time...randomly we see this error
after many successful retries of of other messages, etc...
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You say
"Every now and then, I get the following warning in my logs...
WARN - DirectProducer - No consumers available on endpoint:
Endpoint[direct://Decoder]"
This wouldn't happen to coincide with your timer would it? Does the
polling consumer ever succeed or does it always giv
sorry, the '::' was a typo in my post only...
the route works fine during normal execution...basically the following
from('activemq:inbound')
.to('direct:decode');
from('direct:decode')
.convertBodyTo(DOMSource.class)
.process(new DecodeProcessor())
.process(new ValidateProcessor())
.process(ne
Do you have something listening on the direct endpoint? How do you
have it configured? I see you've an extra colon in the endpoint uri
here; Does the route consuming this direct endpoint also use
"direct::Decoder" or just "direct:Decoder".
Are you using a single camel context? If you post the dire
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