I want to be able to use Server-Side-Events (SSE) in a web service to send a
stream of messages to the browser and I have a Camel application acting as a
reverse-proxy between them. However the Camel route is buffering the messages
sent using SSE and messages are not delivered to the browser un
Thank you for suggestions.
I have constructed CXF startpoint in route according to documantation
from("cxf:CountryInfoProxyService:countryInfoProxyService?wsdlURL=C:/RedHat/workspace/soap2soapSpring/src/main/resources/CountryInfoProxyService.wsdl&dataFormat=PAYLOAD").routeId("FullCountryInfo")
Hello, I need to connect to windows share folder using smb protocol.
So, from what I see, I need camel jcifs, however the latest version seems
to be 2.25.2
I'm currently using camel 3.5.0 and I need version 3 at least because the
same route needs to connect to S3.
Any suggestions?
You need to ask to camel-extra team to update to camel 3. We can't control
the version there.
Il lun 26 ott 2020, 14:34 William Juwono ha
scritto:
> Hello, I need to connect to windows share folder using smb protocol.
> So, from what I see, I need camel jcifs, however the latest version seems
>
Hi Claus,
thanks for providing a fix for this problem. The fix is available for 3.6.x
codeline. We are running on 2.25.x codeline. Is there a chance to get a patch
for 2.x as well?
I picked the change in our codeline and found that there is adapt()-method
used, that is not available in 2.25:
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Hi,
we did similar some time ago to read a large JSON file content. It looks for a
JSON array with a given name and splits it to chunks with a given size. Works
with an input stream. See the following code ..
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.*;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.*;
import
Did you tried to look it up?
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enCA774CA774&ei=4w2XX_6qJ4jg-gTjhqnYAw&q=cxf+camel+java.io.IOException%3A+Could+not+find+destination+factory+for+transport+http%3A%2F%2Fschemas.xmlsoap.org%2Fsoap%2Fhttp&oq=cxf+camel+java.io.IOException%3A+Could+not+find+destin
Thanks for your reply, It seems the camel jcifs component is outdated
anyway as it only supports smb1
Looks like I may have to code in plain java to connect using smbj or
something like that.
On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 9:37 PM Andrea Cosentino wrote:
> You need to ask to camel-extra team to update
