I try to download files via sftp from a server. This works fine from command
line , here the command
sftp dat2...@tim.mbus:sasa/ftp/orario*.* /tmp
Trying to use ftp camels ftp component, a connection is not established.
What must i configure to connect with the server via sftp ?
Below the log
Thanks for the prompt reply. I am going to attach a project that could
reproduce the degradation. Will need some time to do such project and
isolate it from our current scenario.
Regards, Mario.
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Hello,
I was wondering if something I have in mind is possible using Camel.
Our projects needs a route to listen for jms messages, then persist
something to the database in a custom bean using another route and only
continue the first route once the item has been successfully persisted.
I was
Hi All,
I'm using happily the routeContext / elements to define routes once and
then use them multiple times.
Well, I actually need to basically use the routes twice:
- in the tests, with local endpoints and mocks
- in production, inside karaf, where here are osgi service references I
don't
Hi,
If you are doing command line sftp without a password that usually means that
you are using a private key to authenticate to the server. There are parameters
for this private key (and the passphrase) in Camel's sftp component (see the
documentation for details). If you are using the sftp
In my routing messages pass myBean twice. Once I have:
... //some code
.process(myBean)
... //some code
.method(myBean, myMethod)
... //some code
This bean have to be synchronized. I whould like just to add key word:
'synchronized' to methods: 'myMethod' and 'process', but those mehods are
I found the issue in camel-http4 component. The
HttpProducer.createRequestEntity method has been changed to parse the
contentType. The ContentType.parse method returns multipart/form-data
instead of
multipart/form-data;boundary=---j2radvtrk. If you
change
Yeah there is a ticket about allow to configure other stuff than
routes in routeContext so someday in Camel we will support this more
easily.
On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 11:54 AM, Cristiano Costantini
cristiano.costant...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I'm using happily the routeContext / elements to
Hi,
Using Camel 2.11.0, we have an unusual requirement of needing to invoke this
type of URI:
*http://www.example.com/service/hello%3Fworld/*
Note the '%3F' in the *path* of the URI, which is the encoding for '?'.
This is very different than handling query parameters, for which we
Thank you!
I will search the ticket on JIRA and follow the evolution from there.
bye,
Cristiano
2013/10/30 Claus Ibsen claus.ib...@gmail.com
Yeah there is a ticket about allow to configure other stuff than
routes in routeContext so someday in Camel we will support this more
easily.
On
if you have multiple threads running the route (maybe show the full route,
and explain how it gets invoked) and you're sharing state in your beans,
then you'll probably want some kind of locking/mutex. adding a synchronized
keyword to the java method could help. maybe you could explain a little
Hi,
yes i'm using private key to authenticate to the server. I add how you
suggest the uri options from ftps component as
follow :
1. ftpClient.keyStore.file=/home/kalber/xx/id_rsa
2. ftpClient.keyStore.password=password ( only to avoid null pointer, no
password need )
After this i get a
Well using queues is typically used for asynchronous (or non-blocking)
conversations.
The route doing the persistence would have to publish an event that
signifies persistence has completed ... and your first route block until
you've received that (a sort of request-reply of sorts).
On Wed, Oct
In reading this url http://camel.apache.org/camel-test.html it says that
we should override createRegistry() in order to bind additional objects
into the registry in a test. unfortunately this doesn't work as the old
startup has been changed in favor of the option to initialize per class or
per
you need to create a response soap message and set to it to the camel
message body. Basically, this is the reverse operation of what you are
doing in your processor that reads the soap message from the camel's
message body.
2013/10/24 cbuxbaum cbuxb...@tradestonesoftware.com:
Hi all,
I have
Yes, the timeout configuration works when I add the endpoint configuration to
the config file
cxf:rsClient id=rsKeysBatch
address=http://${keysRestServer}/licensekey/batch; /
and change my route to
.to(cxfrs://bean://rsKeysBatch)
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What Camel version do you use from - to in the upgrade.
What test case do you use. Can you post some code.
createRegistry is called in the Java CamelTestSupport class which works fine.
On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 5:29 PM, kraythe . kray...@gmail.com wrote:
In reading this url
The reason I created the persistence route is that there will be other routes
calling this one that do not have to perform any actions afterwards. Do you
have any example on what you mean with publishing an event to signal the
persisting is completed?
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Can you log a JIRA ticket?
Also if you have a fix then you are welcome to provide a patch.
http://camel.apache.org/support
On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 3:09 PM, Amit amitpatel2...@gmail.com wrote:
I found the issue in camel-http4 component. The
HttpProducer.createRequestEntity method has been
This is somewhat of a cross post between here and the ApacheServiceMix mailing
list, but I'm thinking I should have fired this email to camel in the first
place. I apologize for the cross post in advance.
I'm making use of the cxfbean component in Apache ServiceMix 4.5.3. I have
reviewed the
Hi Robert,
How would one add a newline for each message being sent through this route?
Keep in mind that newlines are automatically appended to the string
messages. Appropriate excerpt from our documentation [1]:
// Send String payload to the standard output.
// Message will be followed by the
As the cxfbeanReference wasn’t used by Camel as an OSGi service, so you setting
cannot block the loading of the CamelContext.
How about adding the Required-Bundle of camel-cxf in your application bundle?
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