Hello. I tried to find some information / examples about lifecycle of endpoints, but haven’t found anything usable for me (or I didn’t understand something). So I try to ask my question here.
I have a custom endpoint (self written), that has to manage connection to a legacy application. I use a thread inside of the endpoint to manage this connection. This works like a charm now. I can send the message to my endpoint. I do not need a consumer for the endpoint. My problem is that it should be possible to shutdown the route if the connection breaks. This has to be irrecoverable error. What is the best way to shutdown a route from the endpoint? In the thread Endpoint lifecycle and irrecoverable errors <http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Endpoint-lifecycle-and-irrecoverable-errors-td5077522.html> Claus Ibsen answered, that an error could be caught in an error handler. But the error handler for a route will be used only if a message could not be sent. (Is it correct?) It is too late for me. The route should shutdown without exchange at all. Can you tell me where can I find an example for a similar problem? For sure I can implement a class that gets information from my endpoints and shutdowns the route but is it “camel way?” Are there other possibilities? Thank you in advance Pil -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Endpoint-lifecycle-and-irrecoverable-errors-tp5730595.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
