Hi everybody!
After we implemented our routes based on ideas, described in the forum post
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/How-to-grab-a-only-one-file-with-camel-td4930104.html,
we got a big problem. Basically we have 2 Camel routes, one of these routes
is always asking (polling) for a single file.
Our route looks like this:
from("Path and filename to current file to grab")
.routeId("batch")
.to("file:data/outbox/")
.convertBodyTo(String.class)
.process(......);
We got a list of files, and we have to transfer every of these files. Every
file gets processed, but if there is a file in the list, that doesn’t exist
in our input directory, the route is polling infinite for this file. Output
of the consumer (this goes infinite):
"Took 0.0145 seconds to poll .............."
If this happens we want to throw an exception or generate a syslog message,
but the problem is, that we don't know how to implement such. Sure we can
watch after the Log4j output, but this doesn't seem to be a convenient
solution. If anybody has any hints, how to monitor, that a file was missing
and a route is polling for infinite, please answer to this post. Thanks in
advance.
Greetings, Lukas
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