Am having a similar kind of issue where am not able to send custom headers to
a REST URL using camel restlet. This is my route,
token
http://MyRESTAPI/messages"/>
But i get a error message from the API mentioni
Yes, it is Authorization. I have tested it from a local REST client with the
same header, and that works fine.
I just noticed that when i set the headers i get an error message saying
there are no consumers to process the message. But when i don't set the
headers i get the error of header missing
This looks like, the API which you are calling is not expecting this header.
Are you sure it is 'Authorization' ? It can be something else as well, like
X.Authorization.
Otherwise I dont see an issue with the way you are setting the header.
Cheers
Guru
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This is the error message i get
04:25:01,428 INFO [callRestAPI] (Camel (camelAgent) thread #2 -
JmsConsumer[ISEEOutboundQueue]) Routing to RestAPI
04:25:01,430 INFO [callRestAPI] (Camel (camelAgent) thread #2 -
JmsConsumer[ISEEOutboundQueue]) Headers set in Javascript
{Authorization=MyToken,
Con
Thanks very much for implementing this change, very simple to use.
The only problem I have at the moment is configuring the SSL support in the
Client. Coding is not the main issue, as this is discussed on several
threads, what I'm looking for is a way of utilising the mechanism Camel uses
internal
Also, i have another question on how to pass arguments to a Javascript from
route. I have the following route,
When i try to pass arguments to this Javascript (generatetoken(key).js), it
throws error saying file not found. The argument is being consi
Hello,
I had some doubts so I thought the forum is the best way to get some
answers.
1) Since I am using XML DSL earlier Java DSL.
I have a Bean defined like below. Currently the Constructor is passed.
But How do I make it dynamic i.e. decide based on the route which argument
to pass. D
My connection was meant to be HTTPS but i was using HTTP in my URL. Now when
i change my URL to HTTPS, i get the following error,
WARNING [org.restlet] (Restlet-69709808) Exception while writing the
message headers.: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Unrecognized SSL message,
plaintext connection?
Can
Hi,
> Is keeping a separate Camelcontext for each route a
> best approach, or only if there a lot of traffic of messages then
> you should consider separation.
The number if the contexts you have doesn't really affects the performance.
The number of contexts is rather related to the architecture
On 02/08/2015, at 10:05 PM, Felix Thomas wrote:
> Hello,
>
>I had some doubts so I thought the forum is the best way to get some
> answers.
>
> 1) Since I am using XML DSL earlier Java DSL.
>I have a Bean defined like below. Currently the Constructor is passed.
> But How do I make it
Thanks for letting me know. Am fairly new to Camel. Should i place the
certificate in my Trusted certs directory, or should i handle it in my
route?
Also,Can you please provide me an example on how to use Camel-jetty for
invoking REST API?
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Although one concern i have is that if the certificate from Server is changed
in future then i have to import new cert. Can you let me know how to access
the keystore in route URI? Is there any specific attribute to mention the
keystore?
Thanks,
Anish
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Hi, I'm having trouble using recipientList inside of Spring DSL. I'm
relatively new to Camel, but I feel like I have a grasp of a lot of the
concepts. However, I can't seem to figure out what I'm doing wrong here or
if I'm doing something that isn't really supported.
My goal is to invoke multiple
Yeah, there is a gap between the Camel SSL setting and CXF SSL setting, that is
why we introduced the CxfEndpointConfigurer to fill this gap. Current Camel SSL
Support is per the camel context , we may need to introduce a option into
CXFEndpoint to let it know how to create the SSLContext from C
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