Hi:
Thanks for that.
Not sure if that would solve my specific problem though. If I have a route
with URI "jms://testQ?concurrentConsumers=3", then during initialization of
the route itself, type conversion kicks in to convert 3 from String to
Integer and fails if the default type converters are n
In most case we just grab the type converter from the camel context otherwise
we need to know the converter class name. For you case if you register to
converter to camel context even after the routes are initialised, the converter
can still work.
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Hi:
Thanks a lot for that.
I was just wondering whether this solution would work in a fool-proof
manner, concern being, I understand that the Camel Context cab be injected
into a custom bean and then the type converters can be registered but
wouldn't the routes still be initialized even before t
Hi
Not currently. I think there is a JIRA ticket, to allow ppl to define
for type converters.
You can write a java bean that gets CamelContext injected, and then
you can use that to add the type converters manually.
On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 7:58 PM, sushil_vsk5 wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I want to sp
