Hi,
I am having a heck of a time figuring out how to return raw json from my
camel rest routes.
If I do something like:
.marshal(format)
.convertBodyTo(String.class)
I always get something like:
"{\"status\":200,\"error\":success,\"data\":...}"
If I don't add
Hi
I am using spring rest and calling camel routes (rest client camel route or
camel kafka producer ).
is camel non- blocking . if not, are we have future plan to add non
blocking in camel routes.
how camel producer or consumer works.
Please help me to understand this.
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I am trying to ingest data from postgres to another DB and I am using
camel-jdbc component to do it. I have a large table so I want to read few
rows at a time instead of the whole table altogether. so my route looks like
below (only for testing purpose)
from(fromUri).setBody("select * from
limit
Hello,
Is there any way for the camel netty 4 component to detect when a client
channel has disconnected? I need to clear out some data specific to clients
when they disconnect.
I know if I write my own handler than I can access the netty methods to
listen for disconnect events but was
I am not a Camel expert, but one way to approach this would be to have a
process that reads from your external APIs and put the resulting messages into
a queue (for example, using AMQP). Then your camel route can read messages
'from' the queue.
If your external APIs have a camel component
Hi Tim,
Can you possible provide me a snippet of what your route actually looks like
with the workaround? I ran into same problem where my fetchsize is not
working and I want to have a work around while still using camel.
Thanks
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This could be handy for OSGi environments, but the javadocs aren't explicit
about what you can modify after you execute CamelContext::start().
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Matt Sicker
hi ,
i need to implements routing with logic.
i will get the request , processing the request should read from different
APIs (external API) to make a new request for the endpoint.
for example :
process (){
S1 = consume API1
s2 = consume API2
s3= consume API3
newRequest.setS1(s1)
hi
i need to implement routing with processing.
processing the request should read from different APIs (external API ) for
create a new request to the endpoint.
how is the best way to implements it?
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I am able to get it working with below code using Queue/Topic connection
factory.
But I need it to be working with Activation specification(JNDI). Can you
please help on this?
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Have you tried it yourself first? Where have you failed?
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 12:49 PM, miri eyni [via Camel] <
ml-node+s465427n5782945...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> hi ,
>
>
> i need to implements routing with logic.
> i will get the request , processing the request should read from
>
This item was raised with the Red Hat guys where we were told that using
doesn't decrypt the messages inside Camel
Context (works only in Blueprint beans):
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ENTESB-5482
So I am a little confuse when I look at this sample:
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