Hi,
What you're doing is almost good. The only thing missing, if I
understand your use case well, is a resequencer [1] that enforces the
correct order. Doing it on separate routes is not really mandatory, but
personally I would prefer it. I'd use either seda: or jms: for that,
depending on how you want/need to handle potential failures.
Cheers,
Hadrian
[1] http://camel.apache.org/resequencer.html
On 11/19/2012 02:30 PM, lleclerc wrote:
Hi,
I looked into documentations/questions and I am not sure about the responses
I seen.
I want to send an http request at each 5 seconds and delay the response by 3
minutes before processing it. The http request time can vary a lot before
getting a response, but I want to keep the order intact, and process every
response in the right order.
Can it be done directly like this :
from("http4:...").delay(5000).to("direct:abc").delay(180000).process(...);
There is a queue inside direct that follow the request order ? The message
will be overwritten ?
It needs to be on 2 'from' lines? Use a different component ?
Thank you for your time !
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