Hi,Willem
Thanks for your help!
I think I need to read the document carefully first.
Again, thank you!
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Hi,Yogesh.
Thanks for help!
Since I don't have a Linux environment, I don't if it work on Linux. But it
work in win7.
And I will try what you said.
Again thank you.
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Hi Yuffie
I just went through the link which explains that why windows need to establish
loopback connection for selector. It looks like you use camel camel-netty4-http
to build a proxy to route the message for you.
Now back to camel-netty4-http, there is a producer pool which cache the Channe
Hello,
Apart from the above can you provide us following info !!
1. How many ports are opened (delta) for the route which is getting
created?? You can do this by taking a note of all the ports opened when you
application is down and then take a note of the ports open once your
application is up a
Thanks!
Is this working properly in any of the environments ?
Also you try configuring the bootstrap options like keepAlive, Timeout's and
disconnect for netty endpoint ?
check "Reusing same server bootstrap configuration with multiple routes"
section in http://camel.apache.org/netty4-http.html
Hi,Willem.
this is my RouteBuilder:
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public class MobileRouteBuilder extends RouteBuilder implements
PropertyConstants {
private String port;
public void setPort(String port) {
this.port = port;
}
priv
I don’t think camel-netty4-http can open those ports like you side.
What’s your camel route looks like?
Did you just deploy the camel route inside the tomcat?
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