Hi
This is not a bug. ReceiveNoWait is for queing systems where messages
is already available in a queue, eg SEDA / JMS etc.
When you poll from a ftp/file then its polled on demand, and you need
to give it some amble time to do this eg with the timeout option.
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 4:39 PM, thorbcn <sea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've done same test now with ftp endpoint
>
> InputStream is=
> consumer.receiveBodyNoWait("ftp://admin@localhost:2121/test?fileName="+filename+"&password=admin";,
> InputStream.class);
>
> Using receiveBodyNoWait method a null is returned, but using receiveBody
> setting a timeout the test works...
>
> I really think this may be a bug. I'm testing camel v2.11 in win8 and apache
> ftp-server 1.0.6...
>
>
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