Yes, camel 's OSGIServiceRegistry doesn't support filter yet;
If your services use same interface, I think recipient list pattern cannot
be used, directly;
Maybe you can write a custom processor to invoke osgi services by your self;
But if you really like the bean feature supported by camel, you
Maybe try using a different port number than the default, which may
already be taken by someone else.
And try Camel 2.5.0 also.
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 7:12 AM, tan tanb...@stee.stengg.com wrote:
Btw I'm using Camel 2.4.0
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If I use receiveNoWait() no files will be downloaded from the ftp, maybe
because the the ftp component doesn't have time to login to the ftp?
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On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Andreas A. andreasasm...@gmail.com wrote:
If I use receiveNoWait() no files will be downloaded from the ftp, maybe
because the the ftp component doesn't have time to login to the ftp?
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Ah yeah that is correct, there is no wait :)
That works better if you
Hi Sebastian,
thanks for the good explaination. However I do not have a problem with a
dynamic bean activation as such.
I was rather asking for a method to avoid the osgi reference tag, because
the wiring-component, that creates the routes from an external config should
not know about the beans
Hi,
We are delivering files to an FTP server with the URI option
tempPrefix=.uploading and nothing set for the fileExists option, i.e. it
will default to override of an existing file.
However, if uploading, say, file.txt twice, the second upload will fail
with a rename error - as the renaming
Hi
Try with a later release as the FTP component have been improved on
the times. I think we have fixes something similar like this in a
later release.
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 11:05 AM, mikaelfj mikae...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
We are delivering files to an FTP server with the URI option
Hi - I looked through the release notes but couldn't see this mentioned
specifically - but I will give a later release a go - thanks
/Mikael
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Camel Osgi registry doesn't support filter for services;
You'd better write your own processor to locate osgi services; it's not so
sophisticated , just do some reflecting works;
But if you do wish to use camel bean's features, the only way I know is
change the source code of CamelOsgiRegistry
Just tried with 2.4 and 2.5 - they both seem to have the same problem as 2.2.
At the second upload of the file to the FTP server, they throw this
exception:
org.apache.camel.component.file.GenericFileOperationFailedException,
message:Cannot rename file from: rename/.uploadingTest.REN to:
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 12:49 PM, mikaelfj mikae...@gmail.com wrote:
Just tried with 2.4 and 2.5 - they both seem to have the same problem as 2.2.
At the second upload of the file to the FTP server, they throw this
exception:
Yes, Current Camel OSGi registry just grab the service from OSGi service
registry, it doesn't support the filter.
I think this feature is easy to add and please don't hesitate to
contribute your patch.
On 12/16/10 7:25 PM, ext2 wrote:
Camel Osgi registry doesn't support filter for services;
Hi Claus
You can use a recipient list and construct a dynamic uri with the file
name you want to poll. And you can then provide an aggregration
strategy. For example the UseLatestAggregationStrategy.
Can you elaborate on how this is done. I can't quite put the pieces together
to create what
Hi,
You need to set the cxfrs endpoint's service class with a class name
instead of interface name.
As you know JAXRS server need to instantiate the resource class when it
server the request.
Please change your camel route like this.
from
Hi, Willem Jiang:
I think maybe the feature is not very ease to add;
Although we can temporary change the code of OSGIServiceRegistry to
enable osgi service filter. But the solution has such disadvantages:
1) the bean-name will be ugly , because it contains not only the
Hello
On the http://camel.apache.org/ftp2.html documentation, I read:
The *username* is currently only possible to provide in the hostname
parameter.
I've tried to give the username as URI option
(ftp://129.183.129.126?username=camelpassword=camelpass) and it does
work. I even have the
Hi,
When I used a standalone CXF web service, I used to be able to extract the
remote IP address in my Impl class. CXF would inject a WebServiceContext
object in my Impl class and I would have the class as follows:
code
public class MyWSImpl implements IMyWS {
@Resource
private
I have created some unit tests and cannot reproduce this issue.
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revisionrevision=1050041
Camel will delete any existing files.
There is even an option eagerDeleteTargetFile you can decide to do
this eager (= asap) or later (after writing the temporary file).
Use Java code, for example invoke a bean or Processor where you can
reset the map.
Or use some of the scripting languages if you want to do it from XML
http://camel.apache.org/languages.html
for example Groovy, JavaScript etc.
On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 4:05 AM, Bingliu liubing1...@gmail.com
Hi All,
Below is the solution that I used to integrate JAXB with apache camel and to
resolve class-loading problem in OSGI:
1. I have written separate bean class to resolve Jaxb-Context something
like:
public class JAXBContextResolver {
private static Logger log =
Thanks. I have remove it from the docu.
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