Hi Claus, This is quite weird but calling ”camelContext.removeEndpoints(endpointUri)” has no effect, the threads still there (from now, the inmortal thread, ;-D) Furthermore, if I call “camelContext.getEndpoints()” these endpoints are not in the list. If it helps, I am using a spring based camel context. Moreover, I see that the GenericFileEndpoint are “not lenient” by default (line 326 in DefaultEnpoint) so when I get the endpoint key, the properties (filename among others) are used to create the key, so I always get a different endpoint for each file read, isn’t it? Thanks again for your time
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