Hi
Ah I took a look at your code and of course you have a catch-22 situation.
You consume a file and want it as a File instance (which is just a
handle for a file). and then you want that file deleted.
This means your file handle would point to a deleted file.
What you could do is to return the file as a String which means the
content of the file is read into memory.
Then Camel could delete the file.
On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Andreas Asmuss <andreasasm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have a route where I call this bean. The consumer gets the file and
> everything is OK except the file is not deleted. There is also a .camelLock
> file which is left behind at every run. So isn't the consumer finishing up,
> or what could be wrong?
>
> public class CustomEnricher {
> public void enrich(Message m, @XPath("/root/rsp/text()") String path,
> CamelContext ctx) {
> ConsumerTemplate consumer = ctx.createConsumerTemplate();
> File file =
> consumer.receiveBody("file:data?delete=true&fileName=" + path,
> File.class);
> m.setHeader("newFileName", file.getName());
> m.setBody(file);
> }
> }
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