This solution works ok with one little glitch. When I was working on my local environment then there was no problem, but when I deployed it to my server I noticed on little thing. The file I am uploading, has to be located on your server, but you want to upload it from your(client's) drive. So you must have two uploading parts. One which will move your file to your Karaf's server, and the other one is that Camel will move it from its server to wherever you want to upload the file.
It goes this way: Your local drive e.g. /home/janulrom/Documents/test.txt -> Server where you run Karaf e.g. /var/tmp/test.txt -> Server where you want to upload the file it bugs me a lot, because I don't now how to pass file to route for example as byte[] or so. The worst part is that you must have two upload parts which can reduce memory when there is many requests. If someone has a hint how to do that, it will be much appreciated. -Br, Roman -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Send-file-via-POST-request-tp5728674p5729111.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
