, is it expensive ? or
should
I use only one ?
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I am wondering how costly is the operation of creation many camel contexts
(one per customer) ?
I will have around 100 camel context in my JVM, is it expensive ? or should
I use only one ?
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Hi Majid,
you wrote that you stop all routes, have you tried to stop the CamelContext
instead? According to [1] stopping and restarting the whole CamelContext it is
performing a ‘cold’ start. That’s what I would try next.
Regards,
harald
[1] http://camel.apache.org/lifecycle.html
Hi Harald,
Yes, I can but I am using the same camel context for other tasks, I stop
these routes and restart them when need and keep others.
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Hmm .. you are stopping the route (shutdown) while processing a big XML file. A
stopRoute is not like a kill (doesn’t exist - afair). Looking into the
DefaultShutdownStrategy documentation might be of help. Do you see any warnings
about the route shutdown within the logs?