Hi Garry,
the issue you're describing seems to correlate with a change in the
way we approach startup/shutdown of Camel context in Spring (Boot)
applications. For context you can read through CAMEL-11261[1] and
follow links from there.
It seems that you might be performing configuration in an
I believe we are bit smarter now. We are consuming from JMS with
concurrentConsumers and so it is possible the the same FTP endpoint is served
twice.
With more verbose logging, it seems as if the connection is somehow shared and
the GOODBYE initiated by the operation finishing first kills the
Hi,
We have a Camel application which is running multiple FTP consumers to the same
server and it seems as if one transaction failing affects others, like Client A
sending GOODBYE kills Client B still running STOR (please see the attached log).
[2018-04-05
Hi
We cannot see your attached debug log file. However I encourage you to
take a look at the many camel spring boot examples that are shipped
and see how they work, and they are good/best practice.
https://github.com/apache/camel/tree/master/examples#examples
If its still a problem you may need
Hi Jonathan,
On Wed, Apr 4, 2018 at 10:20 PM, Jonathan Cook
wrote:
> But it isn't clear, do I have to create some kind of custom shutdown hook
> which I can call externally and stop the camel context or shut the routes
> down gracefully or does something in Camel