Hello,
I am trying to solve a problem with using multiple securityHandlers across
multiple Proxies (XML files) running on the same port in karaf.
Let's say proxies are configures like this, differs only in the id of the
securityHandler and the role. Everything else is same for every XML file.
Al
Should we put the canonical name of the class in the message?
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I didn't look deep enough with Quartz earlier; Thanks.
I got it working with below route.
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Hi All,
I have previous experience in Apache Camel and JBoss Fuse and I am new to
Openshift version 3.x I am trying to deploy a camel application which is
developed using java dsl and spring DI.
I am using an external properties file to load the consumer and producer
endpoint in camel.In JBoss F
I wonder why the RuntimeCamelException ist not caught in the global
onException Clause.
But Exceptions in the myListener-Bean are forwarded as expected.
Exception:
Execution of JMS message listener failed. Caused by:
[org.apache.camel.RuntimeCamelException - Failed to extract body due to:
javax.
Hi,
I am using Spock Framework to perform Unit Testing of Camel Routes. My first
route consumes from Kafka Consumer Endpoint. I need to mock this end point
and send the message to mock endpoint as part of the unit testing, below is
how I have tried
camelctx.getRouteDefinitions().get(0).adviceWith
I am relatively new to camel, but until you get more experienced replies, I'd
suggest your second path (replaceFromWith) but use something like
seda:mockKafka - then send your test messages to seda:mockKafka. I'm under the
impression that a mock can't produce a message, which is why you're getti
Hello,
Are there any good places to read or examples to see, of how to build
generic camel routes? For example:
I have 10 routes which differ only in their endpoints and some headers and
processors.
I would like to create a generic route and have the endpoint URI and other
parameters injected an
Note, I use blueprint to start the routes and java dsl for the actual
implementation of the routes.
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I use Camel SCR for this sort of thing. It works, but is probably not the only
way.
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> Subject: Generic camel routes - multiple instances
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There is a cookbook on this the Camel developer cookbook but if people have
more examples that would be great.
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Does that mean for SCR you define multiple properties like below, one for
each instance you want and the actual instancesiation is done
auto-magically? What I mean is, if I want three routes with different
parameters, do I define the three different Properties and that is it, or is
there more to it
I am doing something like this, and plan to use a separate source file (like
below) that instantiates the route builders (that are in other sources) for
each set of routes that only vary by the properties.
When SCR sets this up at run time it injects the properties values into the
routes.
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Ed,
Looking closer at the mentioned issue, it is clear this won't be fixed very
soon.
The camel-crew believes this is an ActiveMQ problem, whilst it is clear that
it is the camel project at fault.
Claus Ibsen wrote
> Its really not a Camel problem. Its ActiveMQ itself that needs to do
> better a
Hello,
The Camel documentation explains how to debug routes using unit tests. Does
it mean that using Debugger is only possible in unit tests ? How could I do
it in an application having an important number of routes, with no unit
tests ?
Kind regards,
Nicolas
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Did you see
http://camel.apache.org/how-do-i-debug-my-route.html
And there is tooling such as hawtio and JBoss Tools for Apache Camel
that can debug Camel routes.
On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 4:47 PM, nicolasduminil
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The Camel documentation explains how to debug routes using u
Hi Claus,
Yes, I did, this is the reason I'm saying that the documentation (i.e.
http://camel.apache.org/how-do-i-debug-my-route.html) shows how to debug
routes in unit tests. Hence my question: how to do it outside unit tests ?
If you could answer it, I would be very obligated to you.
As per haw
We do this all the time. This is simple dependency injection.
We create a RouteBuilder class that has endpoints, processors, data formats and
aggregators injected. Any parameter to the Java DSL can be injected, including
bean reference and bean instances.
Then we create multiple bean instance
thank you !
would you know how to convert body in Spring XML ?
I'm trying to find some reference ... thanks again
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I had a similar problem recently with JaxRS component.
The output of the JaxRS was an instance of javax.ws.rs.core.Response.
I needed to pull the Entity out of the response and set that to my Body before
doing an XML parse.
Here is the snippet I had:
Response jaxrsResponse = newExchange.getIn(
can you use tokenize with simple under split ??? if so it doesn't work .
${body}
anyone?
I'm really struggling with this, don't know if its a bug or me ? someone
please give some input, mucho appreciated. INTERESTING, WHEN USING BELOW
ROUTE this is the output.. ( it's like an ls -l on a file system ) this is
cookie cutter basically, it shouldn't be that difficult.
Sp
this splitter route produces the same output as input. Why is this not
working? ANYONE please...
${body}
Split line
Hi Joseph,
Thanks for the input. Do you have an example blueprint for the actual
declaration of the multiple bean instances?
Thanks
Souciance
On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 9:33 PM, Joseph E. Kampf Jr. [via Camel] <
ml-node+s465427n5783892...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> We do this all the time. This is s
By the way, to convert the body to string use:
On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 10:49 PM, Gary [via Camel] <
ml-node+s465427n5783897...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> this splitter route produces the same output as input. Why is this not
> working? ANYONE please...
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In 2.17.2 and 2.18.0 a patch will be available.
Only the name of the class will be returned in the exception message.
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