Zeromq component

2013-08-27 Thread axelf
Hi.

We want to use zeromq in one of our routes, but we were unable to find its
component (it doesn't exist in maven central repository and the camel extras
downloads link seems to be broken.

How can we use this component?

Regards.

PS: we would like to avoid using maven for this implementation if possible




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Re: Zeromq component

2013-08-27 Thread axelf
Ok. Thank you very much Claus.



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Multiple NoClassDefFoundError

2013-07-08 Thread axelf
Hi.

I've just added Camel to an existing project implementing ActiveMQ and JMX
services. We want to use Camel and monitoring it as well as ActiveMQ is
already monitored (we have our own web console). The Camel context is
started in a init-context servlet implementing Init() method. I added all
jars one by one. But each time the application is started, there are many
NoClassDefFoundError with converters class, or worst, with classes like 

The problem id that I added all thoses libraries, and I really don't
understand why it cannot see them.



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Re: Multiple NoClassDefFoundError

2013-07-08 Thread axelf
We tried to restart the implementation of Camel with Maven, and it works fine
now. I think some dependencies were missing.



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Re: Consume opened excel file with ftp

2013-06-28 Thread axelf
Finally we decided to use the readLock=rename with a 20 sec timeout



Thanks;

Axel F



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Re: Consume opened excel file with ftp

2013-06-27 Thread axelf
So we finally added a spec for our clients about using excel files. They
shouldn't save directly to the ftp directory now, but I would like to send a
message to a queue with activeMQ when this happen.

We have no problem using ActiveMQ, but we don't know how to handle the
genericFileOperationFailedException exception: we tried to add the
onException clause like this (with just a log writing for the moment):



We tried also to try catch the process method, but we cannot handle this
exception.

It seems we have much to learn about Camel (we bought the book Camel in
Action elsewhere).



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Re: Consume opened excel file with ftp

2013-06-19 Thread axelf
Thanks for your answers. I'm going to work on it and eventually give a feed
back.

Thank you again.


(sorry for my english)



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Consume opened excel file with ftp

2013-06-18 Thread axelf
Hello.

I'm sorry i'm really a newbie with Camel.

I'm using Camel to get file in a FTP server. Here how i'm routing it:



The file is a Excel file. When this file is not opened, the download and the
process work perfectly. Bug if the FTP server owner save the file in the ftp
directory (so it is still open in Excel), when trying to download the file,
an exception is thrown:



Just closing the file will resolve the problem.

Is there a solution to make it waiting to the file to be closed before
attempting to consume it?



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