well, it's fine to kick off routes with direct or seda.
however what are you expecting your second route to do? poll the FTP
location? when you have from(a).from(b).to(...) you basically have two
separate entry points to your route: from(a) and from(b). so if you're
trying to kick of something to call FTP, change the from(remoteFTP) to use
pollEnrich().
HTH
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 9:49 AM, gudiseashok <gudise.as...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Sorry to be silly with my question but i would like to know whether
> inter-communication components like seda/direct to kick start my routers, I
> do have configured ActiveMQ also but I didn't find any justification myself
> to kickstart only with MQ when I need to start some routers (load on
> startup) and doesnt need any from any consumer.
>
> So, suppose I have three routers A,B,C
>
> I would like to know, whether is it a right approach to do like mentioned
> below,
>
>
> from("seda:start").multicast().parallelProcessing().to("direct:a","direct:b","direct:c");
>
> from("direct:a").from("remoteFTP1:///")
>
> .routeId("ftpRoute1").to("file://{{sftp.destination.directory}}");
> from("direct:b").from("remoteFTP2:///")
>
> .routeId("ftpRoute2").to("file://{{sftp.destination.directory}}");
> from("direct:b").from("remoteFTP3:///")
>
> .routeId("ftpRoute3").to("file://{{sftp.destination.directory}}");
>
> Because I read like "direct:XXX" is for synchronous communication but
> multicast/parallel prosessing will be depricated in near future,
>
> but "seda:XXX" for asynchronous but we can configure this to act as
> synchronous and can be used for operations like "fire and forget" with
> added
> advantage of parallelprocessing with concurrentconsumer attribute.
>
> I see lot of examples using from("seda:start,direct:start... and it is
> working for me in my local, but most of the stuff being using either using
> activeMQ or external end point.
>
> Is it right way of doing to kick start (just to use loadOnstartup) using
> "seda:start" or "direct:start" (I would like to use "seda:start",since its
> been written it supports concurrent operation)
>
> Regards
> Ashok Gudise
>
>
>
>
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