Hi
Sounds like you are talking about reliable messaging / clustering.
This is what Apache ActiveMQ provides much better.
For example if you take a look at Apache ServiceMix, which is an ESB,
then ActiveMQ is the reliable messaging backbone of this ESB. And
Camel is the integration glue that
I don't want to build a reliable messaging / clustering alternative. All I
want is to be able to stop sending messages to a certain endpoint B, and
replicate it in another machine in order to manage load or for some other
reason. I merely use the LoadBalancer component with the failover construct
Build you own load balancing algorithm to select the last known good
choice and then keep use that, and if that fail, then try another etc.
The Camel LB allows to plugin custom algorithms.
On Sun, Nov 3, 2013 at 4:50 PM, pmp.martins
pmp.mart...@campus.fct.unl.pt wrote:
I don't want to build a
@Claus: If I could give you kudos++ here I totally would. I did it in
StackOverflow though, its not much but at least it is something. I really
appreciate your help and effort.
I will totally invest my time in doing that once I get the major problems I
detail HERE
In fact the last known good algorithm would be useful to have out of
the box. I logged a ticket
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-6930
On Sun, Nov 3, 2013 at 5:19 PM, Claus Ibsen claus.ib...@gmail.com wrote:
Build you own load balancing algorithm to select the last known good
choice
So, recently I started learning Camel. As part of the process I decided to go
through all the examples (listed HERE
http://camel.apache.org/examples.html and available when you DOWNLOAD
http://camel.apache.org/download.html the package with all the examples
and docs) and to see what I could
G'day all;
Is there a way to pass parameters (i.e. like a function call) to a direct /
seda / vm consumer endpoint?
Setting headers works, but I reckon it would be much cleaner and clearer if
we could pass actual parameters as part of the call to the endpoint, either
as part of the URI or as
Hello,
Thanks for your participation in users@camel!
Even if we provided a way to set dynamic parameters as part of the URI –
and have Camel channel those downstream from the producer to the consumer –
how would the endpoints/processors sitting behind the SEDA / VM / Direct
consumers acquire
How to get the real node count of a router, I used the tracer function and
get the number of nodes had been traced via
TracedRouteNodes traced = exchange.getUnitOfWork().getTracedRouteNodes();
ListRouteNode list = traced.getNodes();
and the size of list is the node count traced. So if I can get
How about to try the onCompletion DSL ?
[1]http://camel.apache.org/oncompletion.html
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Hi Gents,
I understand this is not a Hawtio forum. Please indulge. Is there a way to
use Hawtio to deploy new camel contexts into Camel? When I deploy Hawtio, I
see that there is a default camel context running with two routes. How do I
add another route? Or how do I deploy a completely different
Hi，
The magic is happened in the camel-context-loadbalancer.xml.
The client is not tcp client, it is just a camel client which can send the
request to direct:loadbalance endpoint.
If you want to add third mina endpoint, you can modify the file of
camel-context-loadbalancer.xml.
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hi,
When remove a cxf route,camel will shut down the cxf bus,so the other cxf
routes won't work.
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Hi guys,
I would like to build a container-wide exception handler and would like to
know what's the best option to go considering I'm running my routes in an
OSGi environment (JBoss Fuse) deployed with Blueprint DSL.
*Option 1.*
I read about implementing an InterceptStrategy and expose it as a
What’s your camel route looks like?
You may need to specify another CXF bus for other camel-cxf route to use.
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To be able to add/update/remove camel contexts based on changes to the
hawtio wiki, you either need to run a Fuse Fabric (which automatically
adds/updates/removes any bundles running blueprint/spring XML in a
container if its updated in the profile's wiki directory) or run a
spring/blueprint
thanks for your help
For example I have two routes like this:
from(cxf://address1).to(cxf:address2).routeId(route1)
from(cxf://address3).to(cxf:address4).routeId(route2)
if i remove the route1
camelContext.stopRoute(route1);
camelContext.removeRoute(route1);
the route2 will can not work.
the
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