Hello, I'm currently evaluating Camel for Data Integration purpose. So far, it works very well, but I'm facing the following issue in my test case : when dealing with a (not so) large file (5k lines), the Camel Context is shutdown before all lines are processed, and some assertions (MockEndpoint.expectedMessageCount()) fail. Still, I can by-pass this issue by adding a Thread.sleep() in my test and get the expected result. (Unless there 's some better way to proceed ?)
Now, in a context of ETL, the first step would be loading data into a staging database with Camel, and *then* (2nd step) perform some business controls before publishing in production (3rd step). My question is : how can I detect that the initial/input file was fully treated (end of 1st step) before starting the business controls ? Would you recommend using JMX or BAM ? Or can a listener be notified when some queue was idle for a given time ? Thank you in advance Regards, Xavier -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/ETL-how-to-monitor-the-end-of-processing-tp3374562p3374562.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
