Hi all, I have two routes here which are connected by using direct.
Currently, when reading one file from file:src/test/resources/orders, it
will go to processRoute. However, what I want to do is to read all the files
in the file:src/test/resources/orders first, then go to the route
processRoute. I
Hi guys,
Currently, I have an incoming message which is type of ClassA. The ClassA
has two fields, one field is a byte array, which can be convert to a xml
object. I need to do the filtering based on the the value of a tag in the
xml. My original thought is to covert the byte array to Document, the
Hi Christian,
Thanks for your response. I was planning to use xpath expression, but the
body is not xml based content.
How to do it? thanks!
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Are u talking about creating an xpath object using XPathFactory? Will it be
more efficient than DOM?
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Hi all,
I have a route which has been set to autoStartup="false". It is working
correctly as I expected.
However, when there is an exception thrown on the consumer tibcoEMS side,
the route would start automatically. Is there a way to prevent it?
Here is the route definition:
H
Hi all, currently I am working on a Camel application which has a
event-driven consumer listening on a message channel. After message arrives,
the processor will parse XML content to retrieve the properties we want. I
want to do some load testing for the app, can someone give me some
suggestion of
hey guys, does anyone know if the simple expression support operator
precedence by using parenthesis?
Basically, I want to do something like this:
(${in.headers.h_event} == 'A' and
${in.headers.h_state} == 'AA')
or
Hi everyone,
I have a question about the value of concurrentConsumers for SEDA. According
to the document, if limitConcurrentConsumers is set to true, then the number
of concurrentConsumers would be set the maximum of 500. My question is that
is it always good to set the concurrentConsumers to a b
Hi Willem,
Do u know what is the best value for the concurrentConsumers?
thanks
Lei
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Hey guys,
I am new to Camel. Currently, I want to use PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer to
specify the autoStartup option in Camel route. Here is the
PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer bean:
Hi Claus,
It works for me! Thanks a lot!
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Hi Willem,
I am using 2.10.1.
Thanks
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Hey guys,
I need to shutdown the camelcontext in a Processor. Here is what I am doing:
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";>
/order[@test]
Here is the DownloadLogger Processor:
public class DownloadLogger implements Processor {
Hey Bilgin,
Thanks for your reply. It works for me!
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Hi guys,
I got another question here. I start my camelContext in the main(), then in
the route, I stop the camelContext
in a Processor. Now I can see the camelContext is shutdown gracefully.
However, the Java application is still running. My question is that whether
there is a way to exit the Java
Hi Willem,
After adding System.exit(1) after exchange.getContext().stop(); , it works
for me. Thanks again!
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Maybe you can try by adding System.exit() after cc.stop();
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Hey guys,
We can import routes from other XML files by using routeContextRef. Does
anyone know whether we could do the same for EndPoints?
thanks
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Hey Claus,
Thanks for your response again. Yeah, that's I am looking for, since I have
a bunch of , which will be included in several projects. I am
thinking to do it in this way,
1. Put the id and uri of endpoint in a properties file
2. In a init route, read the properties file then dynamically
Hi all,
I can see ZooKeeper APIs are available in Camel. Is there any good examples
for the ZooKeeper APIs?
thanks
Lei
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Hi everyone,
I want to add a new route to an ClassPathXmlApplicationContext
programatically. Like the code below,
after the springContext is created, can we add a new route to the
springContext? Is there a solution?
String filename = "META-INF/spring/camel-context.xml";
AbstractXmlApplicationC
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Hi guys,
I have a piece of code below. What I want to do is to load a camelcontext
from a xml file by using
GenericApplicationContext and XmlBeanDefinitionReader. Then I want to make
some change on one route,
for example, setting the autoStartup property to false. At last, start
camelcontext using
Hi Christian,
Thanks for your response. However, I don't understand that why I need to
stop the route first, since I haven't started the route yet until
main.run(); Please explain it a little bit more.
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Hi Claus, thanks for your reply! So do think whether there is way to set the
autoStartup property to a route before the spring code starts the Camel, if
I don't want to change the existing camelcontext.xml.
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Hi Claus,
If I understand correctly, you are saying adding a property placeholders for
the auto startup option,
http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring"/>
In autostartup.properties, define
autostartupOption = true/false
Then in the route, add the autoStartup property like followings?
-
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Hi all, I am using QuickFIX/J in Camel. The current issue I am having now is
that after receiving a 35=R message, the message does not go to a Processor
(SendProcessor.java), so the 35=R message could not be processed.
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Hey guys,
I want to have a queue which is shared by two camel context. Should I use VM
component? Is there any good sample code? thanks!
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Hi Christian,
Thanks for your response. I will take your advice to try a real queue.
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Hi Chris,
I got another question here for you. I want to perform a deQueue operation,
is it possible?
thanks
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Running on Camel 2.11.1.
I am trying to use a defined VM argument (e.g., -Dprop.env=DEV) in camel
context.
However, I got the error saying "PropertiesComponent with name properties
must be defined in CamelContext to support property placeholders". So I
need to add a propertyPlaceholder to make it
Hi Christian, I didn't define the propertyPlaceholder component in any other
place. I added the propertyPlaceholder just to avoid the error. If you want,
I can send the project to you to take a look.
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Hi Christian, I understand what you said
"Camel's propertyPlaceholder must be available to use within the camel
context."
But here I was not planning to use a propertyPlaceholder, what I wanted to
do is to
use the defined VM argument ,prop.env in camel context, like following
.
So I don't think
Thanks Claus. So you are saying is that I still need to create a fake
properties file, even I don't use it. Do I understand it correctly?
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Hi guys,
I am wondering whether there is a way to do something like below:
${date:now:MMdd-HHmm}-incomingOrder-${@XPath("/order/@customerId")}-.xml
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yeah, that is what I am doing now.
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Hi Christian,
I think it would be useful if we have such "composite" expression. What do
you think?
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