Hi Claus,
Thank you for responding
by the way - hope you had a nice trip home from Frankfurt...
How would i configure an exception listener explicitly on the MQ Endpoint?
or let's say it in another way: Not that i know :-(
In the meantime i found out, that it has nothing to do with the
onException-Statement in
or before the route.
My MQ-Endpoint is, as far i can see, equally defined as those others that
actually work.
Maybe you could give me a hint, what probably could have gone wrong in my
configuration?
If you need more details: This is the spring config (both are Routebuilders
and embedded in the Camelcontext). The second Routes are only there, because
i hoped it would change anything separating
the MQ-Endpoint. Those spring-config properties are just queue-names.
<!-- is the route of the workpartitioner, building chunks of
vertragsnummern -->
<bean id="pserunwproute"
class="com.innoq.zifs.konto.camel.postensatzerstellung.WorkPartitionerRoute"
>
<property name="bean" ref="pserunejbdelegate" />
<property name="wlDistributor" value="seda:WLonQCreator" />
<property name="sizeofchunk" value="5" />
</bean>
<bean id="wlonqcreator"
class="com.innoq.zifs.konto.camel.postensatzerstellung.WLonQCreator" >
<property name="inputFrom" value="seda:WLonQCreator"/>
<property name="wlDistributor"
value="ibmmqvsl:queue:#{zifs.s2.facade.konto.pserunwl}?testConnectionOnStartup=true&cacheLevelName=CACHE_NONE"
/>
</bean>
best wishes,
Martin
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Have you configured an exception listener explicit on the MQ endpoint?
>
> By debugging a simple JmsInOut unit test with embedded AMQ there is no
> exeption listener set when that Requester is started.
>
>
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