A very simple use case running in a standalone JVM environment.
I use the Main helper class provided by Spring Camel integration.
Main.setApplicationContext("spring-config.xml")
Main.start()
Thread.sleep(180000);
Main.stop();
The configuration contains a simple 'sftp' route that pulls the files down
to a temp directory.
There are a couple of questions:
a) If we dont have the Thread.sleep in our call, the Main routine actually
terminates without the sftp polling consumer even getting a chance to start.
b) If the sftp polling completed has finished the poll and downloaded the
files in one session, I want my Main to terminate. How is this feasible?
Our deployment options do not generally call for a while(true) based
deployment.
Any ideas would be helpful
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