Thanks.
I will have a look at the resources you listed.
I guess you still need to provide a dummy "to" element as part of the route,
but by setting the CamelJMSDestination header this will actually override the
producer endpoint?
Regards
From: Claus Ibsen-2 [via Camel]
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Hi
Yes.
You can set a header from the spring xml dsl,
foo-${header.someName}
And use the simple language to build the string value using dynamic tokens.
http://camel.apache.org/simple
And for more powerful languages you can use groovy, mvel etc
http://camel.apache.org/languages.html
You
Hello,
Camel complains because you are trying to set
org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTPFileEntryParser to a method accepting
org.apache.commons.net.ftp.parser.FTPFileEntryParserFactory.
Otherways you can set your ftpclient to recognize NT FTP entries is by
setting a system property "org.apache.common
Hello Jack,
if handled is set to "false" then the exception is not handled, so it will
be stored as an exception on the exchange and break out from the route.
Continued should be available for use, Not sure why isnt it working in your
case.. can you upgrade to latest and check if you still get th
Nothing seems to jump out.
Would you be able to share you entire camel context?
Thanks
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Andrew Block
On June 24, 2015 at 3:21:30 PM, jackkirsten (jkfrie...@hotmail.com) wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I'm also hitting the same exception. If is available to use, why
is not working? This is what I h
Hi
I'm struggling to work out how to override any properties in a Camel Enhanced
Spring test. The documentation says that it has "feature parity" with
CamelTestSupport but I can't see any ability to do it.
To be clear, I'd like to do something like overriding the
useOverridePropertiesWithPrope
I just need some help and guidelines with above issue.
Stack-0verflow Question:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30853744/apache-camel-and-cxf-jax-rs-rest-services-end-point-routing-and-proxy-server
Thanks,
Bhavesh
On Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 2:56 PM, Bhavesh Mistry
wrote:
> Hi All,
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>
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> I am
Hi Andrew,
I'm also hitting the same exception. If is available to use, why
is not working? This is what I have and Camel doesn't seem to be happy with
it. I want to log the error and move on with the route rather than stopping
the flow. If I set Handled = false, wouldn't it break the flow?
The KafkaProducer class reads the topic name from exchange headers. This
causes a problem when the route ends with a "to" endpoint since in this
case, the exchange still has its header set to the "from" endpoint's topic.
See my comments in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-7331
Thanks,
I can do this in java, but I would like to set up a route in camel.xml that
pulls files from an NT FTP Server. I believe all I have to do is create a
new FTPClient instance that uses the NTFTPFileEntryParser and add that
ftpClient instance to the route url. Here's what I set up in camel.xml.
I am trying to use camel (2.15.2) within a spring-boot application to
handle incoming web service calls.
I created an initial working spring boot project (no camel) following the
guidelines here http://spring.io/guides/gs/producing-web-service/
I then attempted to integrate the Camel: Spring Web
Sorry, this maybe better - using setMsgId()
@Test
public void request01Test() throws Exception {
final PDUBean bean1 = new PDUBean();
bean1.setMsgId("1");
final PDUBean bean2 = new PDUBean();
bean2.setMsgId("2");
PDUBean rslt1 = template.requestBody(bean1, PDUBean.class);
Thanks Claus.
Ok, I have made some changes on my design (daisy-chaining way instead).
From
Maven Camel Project A: from(direct://).
Maven Camel Project B: from(direct://).
Maven Camel Project C: from(direct://).
Maven Camel Project
Main:
from().to(direct://).to(direct://).to(direct://)
To
Hi,
As new guy in the Camel world i'm stuck in a problem.
I want to create tables in my database based on the header of the url. This
is done...
The problem is when i generate multiple "gets" it only creates one I had
to put a thread sleep and slow-it down to 1 second per request...
The route
Hi Claus,
Thank you for the response.
I have read through the resources pointed out, but I guess I am just too new to
Camel to really understand how use these features to achieve my desired outcome.
Since I am attempting to use the Camel instance embedded into ActiveMQ, it
seems that I only ha
Not sure I really understand. What I really want is to add the Swagger
servlet so that it can doument my REST api that is provided by the Camel
REST DSL, both running in the same Jetty server.
So I use the REST DSL to define operations under /rest and want to have
swagger running and documenting
Its not intended to add handlers that work with different
context-paths. eg those handlers are for adding security, logging and
whatnot.
But you can turn on matchOnUriPrefix=true and then the camel jetty
route should react. If you want /hello then add /hello to the jetty
route.
On Wed, Jun 24,
I'm struggling with this, so I tried setting up a dead simple servlet
example and can't even get that working.
Using plain Jetty its fine, but I don't seem able to wire it into camel .
I created this GIST to illustrate it:
https://gist.github.com/tdudgeon/69ff3cdeb4e3ac68df87
Jetty responds on
l
hi,
i am new to camel.
can anyone suggest how recipient list works on aws-s3 consumer
Hi team,
I know that camel provide http proxy capability such as :
--- xml config file -
...
http://1.1.1.1/test?matchOnUriPrefix=true"/>
...
http://2.2.2.2/url"/>
...
end
In my enterprise environmental , the server architectural as below:
1. camel server : 3
I have 2 Camel routes:
from("jms:queue:" + queue + "?transacted=true")
.bean(interfaceProcessor, "prepareMessage")
.to("direct:interfaceRoute")
.end();
from("direct:interfaceRoute")
.errorHandler(noErrorHandler())
.setExchangePattern(ExchangePattern.OutIn)
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