Hi,
I just checked the code and don't think there is a better way to do it.
So please feel free to fill a JIRA and submit a patch if you have one.
I'll be happy to apply it into the trunk :)
Willem
perch24 wrote:
I am trying to create an HTTP proxy that will support mulitpart requests. I
was
Hi,
camel-snmp is using snmp4j to talk to SNMP agents.
According the snmp4j document[1], it should support SNMPV2.
So please try it and tell me if I'm wrong.
[1]http://www.snmp4j.org/
Willem
S. Ali Tokmen wrote:
Hello
I would like to use CAMEL-SNMP. I've taken a look at the connector's
do
Hi，
You set the aggregation completionTimeout(5000L), maybe you remove it or
set a longer time.
Willem
vivek k wrote:
I have mapped a web service as the start endpoint and am multicasting the
request to multiple sources, aggregating the response and sending the
consolidated response back via
Hi,
Why do you want to the custom http headers from the CXFRS endpoint?
The DefaultCXFRSBinding is just copying the Http protocol related header
into camel message.
I think we make some changes here and pass the protocol headers into the
camel message header.
I filled a JIRA[1] for it.
[1]
Hello
Thank you for the information
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On 17/08/2010 10:36, Willem Jiang wrote:
Hi,
camel-snmp is using snmp4j to talk to SNMP agents.
According
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 4:31 PM, Andreas Asmuss wrote:
>
> I'm pretty sure something like this is not easily doable.
>
> The use case is a route used to resend messages to an FTP (and it should be
> noted if they were resent)
> * Get list of messageId's from a db
> * Split up in two lists, one lis
Thanks Willem it's working now. I modified it like this
.choice()
.when(bean("ServerBean","isLoggedIn").isNotEqualTo(constant(true)))
I also tried that simple expression.
.when().simple("${bean:ServerBean.isLoggedIn}!='true'")
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 2:18 AM, Willem.Jiang [via Camel] <
ml-node+
Yeah I was thinking about going down that route (no pun intended). There is
still a lot of goodness in the components alone. Not as many examples of the
use as when using the dsls though.
The project we're starting now is basically a lot of from
File/FTPS/Hibernate/Queues back and forth but with
Jiang, our client is sending some needed parameters in the HTTP header of
each request and I'm trying to figure out how to retrieve them in my Camel
processor. Are they accessible from the camel exchange/message now? If so,
how can I retrieve them?
thanks...
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Yeah I did that, Changed it to a higher value still facing the same issue.
I can see the aggregator getting executed. When I print the exchange that I am
returning from the aggregator I can see that it contains the aggregated
message. But on the client end the response is not correct.
What make
Hi,
I'm using camel 2.3 to communicate with a CORBA server. I have generated a
WSDL from the IDLs and then the java stubs from the WSDL and I ran the
generated client without a problem. The client simply attempt to create a
session from and after receiving a session object it uses it to invoke s
PFA logs (trace level) for more clarity on the problem: This log has been
generated from the same code, for 2 different requests...
INCORRECT RESPONSE:
[17/08/10 10:17:23:023 MDT] ICL-RnR TRACE processor.DefaultErrorHandler: Is
exchangeId: 8ee0190b-a07b-4ea9-88f7-2e1c58b309a3 done? true
[1
Hi,
Is it more interesting in term of messages processed during a period of
time to use direct + thread pool instead of seda + concurrentConsumer ?
ex of route
from(direct:A)
threads(10)
to("activemq:queue:A")
vs
from(seda:A?concurrentConsumers=10)
to("activemq:queue:A")
Hi,
We try to define the JMS header property JMSExpiration in a camel route
like this
1000
Unfortunately, messages are created in the topic but the JMSExpiration
header is not set.
Can we configure the route like or do we have to use a producerTemplate
where we can provide the Body an
Thanks for looking into it. I have created JIRA issue CAMEL-3059 for this
problem.
Chris
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Hi,
I have not been able to get certain Camel features working when in an
OSGi environment:
* I cannot get any TypeConverters to be recognized, even though I have a
META-INF/services/org/apache/camel/TypeConverter file with an entry for
the package containing my annotated type converter class.
Hi Edwin,
I think the camel-spring component now should work in osgi. So the
camel-osgi is not necessary anymore.
I have not tested this myself though.
In older versions of camel it was extremly important to use the
OsgiDefaultCamelContext if you configure camel outside of spring you
should
Yes, from Camel 2.4, you don't need camel-osgi bundle or
camel-spring-osgi bundle anymore.
BTW, Camel 2.4 is using Spring 3.x by default and I did some JMX test on
the Camel 2.5 snapshot with Spring 3.x, they look good.
Willem
Christian Schneider wrote:
Hi Edwin,
I think the camel-spring
Hi,
I created a JIRA for it, and will work on it today.
Hope you can try it out tomorrow.
Willem
boday wrote:
Jiang, our client is sending some needed parameters in the HTTP header of
each request and I'm trying to figure out how to retrieve them in my Camel
processor. Are they accessible fro
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