Hi
Sounds like you need to develop a custom mina codec to implement that
message protocol exchange.
Check the mina documentation, and there is also camel-hl7 which
implements the hl7 protocol with mina
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 7:28 AM, madhuri@atrium madh...@atrium-tech.com wrote:
Hi,
I am new
thanks in meanwhile i took the 2 routes way.
it's working fine and fits well.
but i 'll think about your three route approach.
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Hi again,
We did some tcp dumps and found that Camel starts sending the payload back to
the client.
It sends a few packets but then just stops without closing the connection
leaving the client hanging.
Strange enough when looking at the Context in Hawtio, Camel considers the
transaction to be
Hi
I have a requirement where I need to omit duplicate records. Consider sample
below
*ExchangeRates
Rate
SourceCurrencyINRSourceCurrency
TargetCurrencyUSDTargetCurrency
ConversionFactor60.2ConversionFactor
/Rate
Rate
SourceCurrencyINRSourceCurrency
TargetCurrencyUSDTargetCurrency
Thanks Claus,
i found a solution for the moment: The stream list is an Iterator and i use
hasNext(). If this is false it is probably the last entry. BUT the problem
is that there are multiple threads with those lists. In my tests i always
got 2 times hasNext()=false.
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Hi All,
I'm trying to create a POC with SpringBatch and Camel.
From the available documentation on Spring Batch Component , it is learned
that now camel has (from 2.11.0) the ability to pass the exchange to the
Jobs/Tasks using SpringBatchProducer.
In the POC we are using Spring DSL.
Our
Switched to Jetty instead of Restlet and it now works just fine.
Not sure what the difference in functionality is though..
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Hi again,
U there claus, please help
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Just combine the two currencies into one string and use that as the unique
value...
2014-12-03 9:52 GMT+01:00 contactreji contactr...@gmail.com:
Hi
I have a requirement where I need to omit duplicate records. Consider
sample
below
*ExchangeRates
Rate
SourceCurrencyINRSourceCurrency
Hi
Please dont call out on individuals. This is volunteer work to reply
on the mailing list. You gotta help yourself more and dive deeper to
figure out this. And check the examples and whatnot to study and
learn.
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 9:48 AM, smilevasu6 srinivas.thu...@gmail.com wrote:
U
Hello,
I am trying to use camel's cxf component in a webapp (without spring,
probably would go along with guice). I was going through the CXF
dependencies in POM where in I saw that it has a explicit dependency with
spring. I was wondering if there was any other way CXF could be used in
camel
Thanks David
A littlemore cleaner way was to use XSLT transformation. I was just
interested in knowing if there is any provisions in Camel itself. Was trying
to explore if idempotent consumer can work with more than 1 parameters as
identifier.
Following XSL code did the magic!
*xsl:stylesheet
Hi
CXF and Camel have no hard dependencies of Spring. You can exclude the
dependency of spring when you use the camel-cxf component. If you use java code
to setup the cxf endpoints you don’t need to use any spring jars.
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Hi Selva,
Thanks for sharing your patch with us. Your patch looks good to me, and I
managed to reproduce the error by doing some change in the
SpringQuartzConsumerTwoAppsClusteredRecoveryTest.
I will commit the patch shortly.
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Yes, I know about SEDA, and use it quite a bit, but its not really what
I'm after here.
I'm wanting to pass an Iterable such as a Blocking Queue directly
between processors.
Tim
On 28/11/2014 02:44, today wrote:
Tim, the SEDA component is designed to produce/consume messages quickly and
We are using Camel-SMPP 2.13.0 component I have realised that I have no
option to set a namespace in order to shared the same Smpp Connection. For
instance I have tried a camel-smpp consumer and a camel-smpp producer
provided with same URI definition which is
Hi
Maybe take a look at RX Java and the camel-rx component
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 1:24 PM, Tim Dudgeon tdudgeon...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, I know about SEDA, and use it quite a bit, but its not really what I'm
after here.
I'm wanting to pass an Iterable such as a Blocking Queue directly between
2.14.0.
The documentation says:
The target folderId for the upload can be specified in the header property
CamelBox.folderId. If the header is not specified the value defaults to 0
for the root folder ID.
But the code actually looks for an exchange property, not a message header.
The
Hi Claus,
I am using the following to read the files in that are added
route id=configLoader autoStartup=true
from
uri=file://{{config.dir}}?idempotent=trueamp;delay=5000amp;noop=true/
log loggingLevel=INFO message=DSI Service Header is ${headers} \n
The body is: ${body} /
Hi
No the file component in camel does not trigger when files are deleted.
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 4:28 PM, salemi sal...@avaya.com wrote:
Hi Claus,
I am using the following to read the files in that are added
route id=configLoader autoStartup=true
from
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