Thanks for reporting it.
On Thu Jul 7 14:19:25 2011, vssundar wrote:
We investigate further and found that when the splitter returns 0 results the
route seems to hang and this was on Camel 2.5. We tried upgrading to Camel
2.7.1 and that seems to fix the problem.
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We investigate further and found that when the splitter returns 0 results the
route seems to hang and this was on Camel 2.5. We tried upgrading to Camel
2.7.1 and that seems to fix the problem.
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Thank you Willem. From your reply I can surmise that this should work as I
was not sure if I missed a section indicating lack of such support.
I'll try and replicate the problem with a simple test case and will post it
here if I am successful.
Regards,
Sundar
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Can you create a simple unit test to demonstrate this error?
It will be helpful for us to locate the issue.
On 7/2/11 3:04 PM, vssundar wrote:
I have a camel route in Groovy that simplified as below:
from
(timer).process(myProcessor).split().parallelProcessing().process(anotherProcessor)
When
