i have Apache camel application running on multiple nodes. i want to name
my premove direcoory on the basis node which is processing the file. is
there any way to do this?
e.g
node1 picks file1
i want premove directory to be like this
node1/file1
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Arshid
Hi
i have a camel route like this
from("direct:a").process(processorRef)
i want to change the processor reference at run time.
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Arshid
i am trying to combine hystrix and failover load balancer, and this is what
i have come up with so far
hosturi={"netty-http:http://localhost:3000","netty-http:http://localhost:3001"}
from("direct:a")
.streamCaching()
.loadBalance()
.failover(maxAttempts, false,
Hi All,
i have few camel routes which are reading from a directory say Samples. the
camel is running on multiple nodes and all systems are reading files from
centralized location.
my question how can i distribute files equally among all nodes.
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Arshid
> filenames to process, in a distributed way
>
> Regards
> Laji
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2019 at 1:02 PM arshad dar wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > i have few camel routes which are reading from a directory say Samples.
> the
> > camel is running on mul
Hi,
i have route where i am reading file ,splitting with parallel processing
and then passing it forward
to rest api with netty-http. i am using camel default thread profile, and
the performance i feel is not that good. i feel the bottle neck is
netty-http. my undestanding of netty was it can han
in the routes below i am reading from file and sending http requests, one
record for each http requests. what i want to do send multiple records in
http request as an array.
can any one help! thanks.
from(fileURI)
.to(dataformatURL)
.split(body())
.streaming()
gt;
> Regards
> JB
>
> On 18/10/2019 08:27, arshad dar wrote:
> > in the routes below i am reading from file and sending http requests, one
> > record for each http requests. what i want to do send multiple records in
> > http request as an array.
> &
what is the advantage of using netty-http over http component i tried
replacing one with other and i dont see any performance improvements. my
understanding was netty can create very few threads and send multiple http
requests over one thread. can any one help me in this regard?
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Arshid
i have a netty tcp route which looks like this
netty-route=netty4:tcp://localhost:82?allowDefaultCodec=false&encoder=#myByteArrayMessageEncoder&decoder=4#myEBCDICLengthDecoder&sync=true&clientMode=true&connectTimeout=1&correlationManager=#myMessageCorrelator&producerPoolEnabled=false
i am s
On the client side I can see only one connection active at any given po3of
time. Can I change this to multiple connections?
On Mon, 18 Nov, 2019, 11:18 AM arshad dar, wrote:
> i have a netty tcp route which looks like this
>
>
>
> netty-route=netty4:tcp://localhost:82?allowDef
hi all
i am trying to read a large file and marshal it with flatpack. i am using
splitter pattern and streaming is enabled on route. when the file is large
i am getting out of memory exception. is there any option to load data
lazily as there is in csv format.
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Arshid
I have two routes below, the first route processing a very large CSV file
and the second one converts each record to JSON and forwards the message to
http-route
from(fileUri).routeId(mainRouteId).to(dataFormatURI).split(body())
.streaming()
.to("direct:sample")
from"direct:sample"
.m
async and i can stop the second route.
>
> I am doing this very thing because my second route calls a third party
> endpoint and it could be down. If it is down, i stop the processing.
>
> On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 4:41 AM arshad dar wrote:
>
> > I have two routes below, the f
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