Hello,
I am attempting to make an HTTP POST to an endpoint (using
"https://httpbin.org/post"; as a test), but am having trouble figuring out
how to pull the HTTP response code (200, 404, etc...). I need to use a
ProducerTemplate due to some other restrictions in my application. I looked
the camel
Ok...how or where would I set the body of the http post in that example? The
new Processor could not have context to anything outside its constructor,
right?
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Ok. I was able to figure this out.
Changed my code to:
Exchange response = template.send(endpoint, new
HttpOutboundProcessor(exchange.getOut().getBody().toString()));
Integer responseCode =
(Integer)response.getOut().getHeader(Exchange.HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE);
String responseBody =
IOUtils.toString((
Having some issues getting the GET_BY_ID search working against an elastic
search instance (http://camel.apache.org/elasticsearch.html). Not really
getting back the response that I would expect...
I am using camel 2.16.1 and Spring DSL.
The relevant part of my route is:
I have tried multiple d
Just in case anyone needs it, i was able to grab the json response via the
following java:
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I am running into a strange issue with Apache Camel and Spring DSL. Here is
an excerpt of my Spring defined route:
Everything works fine up until the last line that I posted. The
extractDocumentRootOid(Exchange exchange) java method is executed and th
Sure...
public String extractDocumentRootOid(Exchange exchange) throws Exception
public Organization getOrganizationByOid(Exchange exchange, String oid)
throws InterchangeException
(Organization is a custom java object)
public String extractStyleSheetAttributeFromOrganization(Exchange exchange,
I'd rather not be pigeon-holed with the header namemeaning, I'd like to
make it so that the creator of any route can name the header whatever they
want, and use this method, without having any knowledge of the method
parameters (having to go look at the java components).
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Ok, thanks Claus.
Would you recommend trying 2.15.3 or 2.16? Is 2.15.3 the latest stable?
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I upgraded and it made no difference, but then I noticed that I was missing a
closing parenthesis on my "transformBodyUsingStyleSheet" method. I fixed
this and it resolved the issue. Sorry for not seeing that, but i am all set
now. Thanks!
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I have a file input java DSL defined route. Users are uploading file via
SFTP, so I have the readLock values set pretty high (to prevent processing
the file before the transfer is complete).
from(file:///tmp/input?readLock=changed&readLockTimeout=2&readLockCheckInterval=1)
Hello,
I have a Java DSL route that takes a spring-ws request and sends a response.
from("spring-ws:rootqname:{urn:foo}barRequest?endpointMapping=#endpointMapping")
.beanRef(BeanRef.UTILS, "blah")
.beanRef("xdsLogic", "processResponse")
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