It sounds like the goal is to communicate with an existing websocket endpoint.
The Camel websocket component will create a websocket endpoint in a Jetty
server for your route to communicate. Other clients will connect to this
endpoint as well. You are receiving this error because by default. you
I have the below route in Camel
from JMS --> Websocket
The websocket is exposed in a node js appliation running separately. and
this is my route specification
/from("test-jms:queue:test.queue").convertBodyTo(String.class,
"UTF-8").to("websocket://localhost");/
When I run the code, i get the fo
Hi
Its likely because he creates the instance himself using the new
constructor. That does not do any IoC
def GroovyProc4 mybean = new GroovyProc4()
You would need to do the IoC yourself or let Camel create it using its injector
def GroovyProc4 mybean =
camelContext.getInjector().newInstance(Gr
Hi,
This is Spring? Can you send us the Maven example reproducing the issue?
Cheers!
wt., 5.05.2015 o 15:01 użytkownik bocamel napisał:
> Because groovy script called by Camel cannot be debugged under IDE, I
> created
> my script as a hybrid so I can easily switch it between the bean mode and
I am trying to run websocket component with jetty 9 and i am getting
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.eclipse.jetty.http.ssl.SslContextFactory. When i look at the dependency
jetty 9 does not have org.eclipse.jetty.http.ssl.SslContextFactory class.
Does the Apache camel component run with the
Thanks much Claus.
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Hi
I dont think this is possible. But Camel uses Apache Commons Net (FTP)
as the ftp client. So if that library has support for it, then we
should be able to do this with camel-ftp too.
I suggest to search that library what it can do.
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 2:33 PM, arvind wrote:
> How can I li
I am using apache-poi and poi-ooxml together with camel to create and http
transfer an xlsx file.
I create the file using XSSFWorkbook. When testing locally (running a main
which start the routes) or when I deploy to the local tomcat7 everything is
working fine, the download of the xlsx is done an
Because groovy script called by Camel cannot be debugged under IDE, I created
my script as a hybrid so I can easily switch it between the bean mode and
script mode:
//==
class GroovyProc4 {
@BeanInject('myConfig')
MyConfig myConfig
public void proces
How can I limit upload speed in Camel FTP . Camel FTP is consuming all the
bandwidth over the network.
I am transferring the files using Camel FTP 2.9.2 but I need to limit the
rate they upload at so I don't want to take all the bandwidth . IE I need to
limit uploads to 150kbps.
Is there any UR
Hi
Not programmatically but you can setup a timeout.
Though we could consider having some apis for breaking out from the
aggregation strategy. But if doing so it further complicates the code
as then multicast has to deal with late replies that comes back later
but they should be discarded as "you
Yes it works, Thanks a ton.
Thanks and Regards,
Vanshul Chawla
-Original Message-
From: Sandra Taylor [mailto:jtt77...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 2015 2:59 PM
To: users@camel.apache.org
Subject: Re: Camel headers not visible in xslt when blueprint deployed to Fuse
I think you ne
I think you need to make those xsl params global, so put them under
the transform.
.
Regards,
-John
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 4:52 AM, Vanshul.Chawla
wrote:
> I have a blueprint.xml deployed to fuse.
>
> Section of that blueprint is:
>
>
>
>
I have a blueprint.xml deployed to fuse.
Section of that blueprint is:
${header.CamelHttpResponseCode}
${body}
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