ieve my original use
case? I really would like to keep using camel, but this may force me to go
another route. Thanks for your help.
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gt; original problem. I have looked into using a throttle on the first route,
> but the data size being transferred is very inconsistent, and I cant rely
> on
> the throttle to feed the second route appropriately.
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> I appreciate your help. If you could please let me know how I migh
ou could please let me know how I might be able
to use camel to achieve what I have mentioned above.
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to participate in the transaction.
> This is not good for my case as processBatch can take up to 30 seconds. Is
> there a way to force the commit to happen before processBatch is running?
>
> Maybe I am approaching this wrong. What are my possible options?
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processBatch can take up to 30 seconds. Is
there a way to force the commit to happen before processBatch is running?
Maybe I am approaching this wrong. What are my possible options?
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