Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > I didn't see anywhere that you connected with a username/password to > rabbitmq. The default user and password is guest/guest but could be that > they restrict it to another user. Also I guessing you want access to the > default vhost and not another defined one? I have not yet e

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > There is a rest API to connect and off course the RabbitMQ webgui is good > too. > > On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 7:50 PM, Ranx [via Camel] < > ml-node+s465427n5785285h98@.nabble >> wrote: > >> I've not used RabbitMQ so can't give much insight there but wonder if you >> have an ind

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > Even if you don't send anything, the connection alone requires a > username/password and possibly a defined vhost unless you are allowed to > connect to the default one. > > If I were you I would connect to the webgui first. It is usually > http://rabbtmq:15672 and see if you get

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > Aha, but once you start the rabbitmq endpoint on Camel it will try to > connect to whichever hostname you defined. If that hostname is not yet > available you will get connect refused. Camel will try to connect on > startup, if you don't want this, then disable the rabbit stuff un

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > Ok my bad, I meant http:// > > :15672 and substitute the > hostname for the real one. Noted. I'd tried that along with any variation I could think of with the same results. -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/How-can-I-configure-Camel-ActiveMQ

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > Ok my bad, I meant http:// > > :15672 and substitute the > hostname for the real one. I am assuming here that the is referring to the server running camel along with the camel-rabbit component AND NOT the server running rabbitmq. -- View this message in context: http://cam

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > Well no.. > > your code says: > > Camel does not have an embedded rabbitmq server. It will always try to > connect to rabbitmq server and then act as a consumer or publisher. > > The hostname is the hostname of the rabbitmq server. > > If you cannot reach it, then is the URL

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

owain wrote > Of course you can access the RabbitMQ server that someone else has set up > and consume messages from that. When in development mode you may want to > install a local Rabbit MQ server on your machine for unit testing > (technically integration tests though) There is probably a neat i

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

souciance wrote > Hmm, not quit sure why they thought Camel does not require a separate > rabbitmq server. The camel-rabbitmq component is a way for Camel to speak > to RabbitMQ. It implements the rabbitmq client API. Working now. Thanks for all the help! -- View this message in context: http

Re: How can I configure Camel/ActiveMQ to receive from an external RabbitMQ producer?

owain wrote > Of course you can access the RabbitMQ server that someone else has set up > and consume messages from that. When in development mode you may want to > install a local Rabbit MQ server on your machine for unit testing > (technically integration tests though) There is probably a neat i

Is there Camel integration with the Spread Toolkit ?

On to my next fun task. I'm being asked to integrate messages being generated from a Spread Toolkit messaging service application to our Camel/ActiveMQ implementation. Searching for whether there is any handy tool for integrating these yielded no useful results