My camel route is configured like this (pseudocode) from(direct:in).to(jdbc:db).split().body().streaming().parallelProcessing() .process(doSomething).process(createDBquery).out(jdbc:db)
The jdbc endpoint is configured to put out JdbcOutputType.StreamList. The route is triggered by sending a select query into direct:in. Each line from db is handled in doSomething. It creates a special result object that is converted into a query to write the result into db. My main problem is how to detect if the complete result from db was handled- I want to know when it is finished. I tried to use an EventNotifier and filtered on ExchangeCompletedEvent. But this event seems to be raised for every result written into db. Now i am considering the use of RoutePolicy / overriding "onExchangeDone" but would this change anything? What are the exact semantics of both especially for routes that create new exchanges (e.g. by split) on their way? Is their a clean way to detect when my route is finished? -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Camel-ExchangeCompletedEvent-vs-RoutePolicy-onExchangeDone-tp5772140.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
