Hi,
the name of the xml-element is "mime-multipart", not "mimeMultipart". Can you
try that?
Best regards
Stephan
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Langevin [mailto:daniel.lange...@shq.gouv.qc.ca]
Sent: Freitag, 8. Dezember 2017 19:56
To: users@camel.apache.org
Subject: Rép. : RE:
Hi,
In our application we have a route from a SEDA queue to an Exec endpoint.
I know how to retrieve the number of pending exchanges, but is there a
way to tell how many are currently in progress (waiting for the external
process to finish), or have been processed by the current CamelContext
Hi,
I actually don't understand that issue. Can you provide a simple test case for
it? The stream involved in the code lines you are citing is actually the output
stream, not the input stream. The multipart data format should also work on
streams, so if there is an issue with that, that is
I have a route that sends to a service running on DataPower, which by default
sends responses as Transfer-Encoding: chunked.
I need to be able to set up a route to use in a test case that simulates this
service, but I can't see any way to tell a netty4-http consumer to send a
chunked response.
I have a payload that is generated in a Camel Processor that allows its
data to be obtained with a writeTo(OutputStream out) method.
Is there an easy way to use this to write to the output Message's body
using this method?
e.g. Normally you might have an InputStream and and set it using
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is helpful.
I use Camel Spring XML DSL to update a Master Data table from a suppliers
database. The Master Data is accessible to us via a webservice. The server
this runs on has only 500Mb of heap memory allocated. I use CXF to handle
the Webservice call and had issues
Following up on this again (after a long delay).
I tried using the MIME-Multipart DataFormat to send and hit a problem
when the input stream for an attachment cannot be read multiple times.
It looks like in the MimeMultipartDataFormat.marshal( ... ) method [1]
this InputStream for an
