I was a bit to quick to ask that question. I solved it by using .receive
instead of .receiveBody and hence an Exchange is created from which I can
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I'm now trying to just use a Spring trigger and a simple class using
ConsumerTemplate and ProducerTemplate to fetch the files. However, I can't
get the ConsumerTemplate to stop polling when I first start it, what's going
on?
public class FtpsPoller {
@Autowired
private
I tried basing the class on both the example in the wiki and the example in
the book. It works, except the consumer never stops polling when I use the
FTP endpoint.
I don't know what you are trying to hint at. If I use receive or
receiveNoWait does not make any difference. The FTP endpoint keeps
The same thing happens in another method I use to enrich a message with a
single specific file:
String ftpsEndpoint =
ftps:{{ftp.address}}{{ftp.path.out}}?delete=trueamp;username={{ftp.username}}password={{ftp.password}}fileName=myFileName
Exchange str = consumer.receive(ftpsEndpoint);
Works
Hi
Ok I have corrected my flawed logic to something that works now (I never
reached the consumer.stop() line):
public void poll() throws Exception {
String ftpsUri =
ftp:localhost:1981/inbox?username=camelpassword=camel123move=.done;
String
Hi
I want to build a route where I poll for all files in a directory every 24
hours, then aggregate the files in different groups and send them. So far I
have used an aggregator as below, but now a requirement to have a maximum of
for instance 100 messages per aggregated message has arisen. Any
Hi
Yeah but the problem is that I only poll once per 24 hours (with a simple
delay on the file endpoint) and I want all the messages to be picked up
everytime.
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Alright cool. I put the logic for this in my AggregationStrategy, works fine.
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Hi
I'm doing some conversion of charset in a branch of one of my routes, I'd
like that charset to be given in a properties file, but the charset
attribute doesn't seems to be translated into the proper property value. Is
this a bug with this tag?
convertBodyTo type=String
Hi
I'm interacting with a system that inputs and outputs textfiles in charset
Cp865.
I want to fetchs files from the system and convert them to Cp1252 locally.
I want to convert outgoing files from Cp1252 to Cp865.
I'm trying to use a combination of
convertBodyTo type=String
Hi
I'm doing as below now which works ok - but isn't this what convertBodyTo
is supposed to do for me?
@Override
public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
String converted = new
String(exchange.getIn().getBody(String.class).getBytes(Cp1252));
Is it correct that setting org.apache.camel.default.charset is the only way
to make Camel 2.4 read a file in a specific charset?
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After a lot of trial and error I can see that the files are only read
correctly as Cp865 if I set the system property
org.apache.camel.default.charset to Cp865. If I try anything else I get ?
? ? for characters such as æ ø å. Can someone explain the mechanics behind
this? I thought that the body
Hi
Ok I will make a sample later, I needed a solution urgently though :)
I just tested this:
from uri=file:data/in/test /
convertBodyTo charset=Cp865 type=String /
convertBodyTo charset=Cp1252 type=String /
And this results in the conversion being correct *shrugs*.
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Can you explain why you think it makes sense?
- Andreas
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Where can I see what convertBodyTo translates to in Java code? I would like
to see what it does.
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I have made this class to subsitute the convertBodyTo tags.
from uri=file:/data/in /
bean ref=CharsetConverter method=toExternalCharset /
bean ref=CharsetConverter method=toInternalCharset /
public class CharsetConverter {
public void toInternalCharset(Exchange exchange) throws
Hi
I'm trying to create a log4j setup that sends an e-mail on most
ERROR-messages that my application emits - primarily on exceptions. However
it's difficult not to get flooded with e-mails since log4j outputs several
ERROR-messages per exception like so:
2010-10-19 14:49:27,457 ERROR [Camel
That could be an option, but I also have parts of the application that are
not in Camel-routes that I would like to get e-mailed about. Thought it
would be easier/cleaner to just have it configured in the logging.
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I'm seeing some strange behaviour that I suspect might come from the fact
that I have two Camel-contexts in each it's own Camel Main competing over
the same files in a directory. What will actually happen when you let two
effectively seperate Camel applications loose at the same directory?
I
Hi
Yeah I agree, I use include/exclude in other areas but here I cannot since I
don't have any control over the naming of the remote files. I have to look
at their payload to determine it. Also sometimes files are not even for me
so I have to roll those back too. I've been thinking about looking
Hi
I'm upgrading to Camel 2.5 and this property is still not being resolved it
seems, do I need to do something special to make it work?
The EIP now supports property placeholders in the String based options (a
few spots in Java DSL where its not possible). For example:
convertBodyTo
Do I need Spring 3.0.4?
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Ok, silly mistake. Had to manually clean up my Eclipse project since Eclipse
was still using the old jars.
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This must be a bug. When used nested in the choice tag the resolving
fails:
This works:
route
from uri=file:data/in /
convertBodyTo type=String charset={{charset.external}} /
log message=Charset: {{charset.external}} /
to uri=file:data/out /
/route
JIRA ticket: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-3314
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In the release notes it says that they are in 2.5, but on the page
http://camel.apache.org/scheduledroutepolicy.html it says 2.6. I can find
the classes in the 2.5 source code, but I can't find the .class files
eventhough I have added all the Camel jars. What's up? :)
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How much memory is Camel expected to use, and can anything be done to
optimize it?
I have a small application consisting of two identical Camel contexts
running the same set of routes, they each use around 150 MB both in idle and
when processing, so ~300 MB total. The routes are around 450
Hi
I'm struggling with a problem that I think occurs because of two threads
trying to do something to the same file but I'm not sure.
Route1 processes a large file and spends around 30 seconds doing this.
...
split
simplebody/simple
log message=sending message to queue /
2010-11-09 14:06:53,197 INFO [Camel Thread 0 - seda://ErrorHandlingQueueIn]
[ErrorHandlingRouteIn]: Enter ErrorHandlingRouteIn
2010-11-09 14:06:53,206 ERROR [Camel Thread 0 - seda://ErrorHandlingQueueIn]
[org.apache.camel.component.file.GenericFileOnCompletion]: Caused by:
Hi
This is Camel 2.4, I've tried 2.5 also, but this version for some reason
leaves behind a .camelLock file for the first (alphabetically) file of a
batch. Completes the rest (don't know if sometimes fails the same way as
2.4) of the files, with no camelLock file (?). After processing is done
Fails in 2.5 also, as well as leaving the camelLock file behind. But could
this have anything to do with the aggregator having control over the file
that the original route is trying to move, or should Camel be able to handle
this? Would wiretapping over into the queue do any difference?
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Hi
I think disabling the lock-files would just be treating the symptoms and not
the real cause.
The AggregationStrategy:
public Exchange aggregate(Exchange oldExchange, Exchange newExchange) {
if (oldExchange == null) {
MapString, byte[] messageMap = new
There's a difference to using 2.4 or 2.5. With 2.5 it is always the last file
of a batch that fails. When I use 2.4 it is random which file fails and the
exception is different.
2010-11-10 13:33:11,139 ERROR [Camel Thread 2 - seda://AggregatorQueue]
Hi, I have created a test sample that recreates this issue. Maybe I should
not be using an Aggregator to solve this. Basically I just want to zip
together an incoming message with a message(a response) that I generate on
the basis of the incoming message.
Is this a bug, or am I misusing the
Hi
Yeah I will do that. I have observed that on Camel 2.4 the error actually
comes from the Splitter exactly like in this post:
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/File-can-t-be-moved-or-deleted-on-Windows-td512484.html#a512484
route
from uri=file:data/in2?move=backupamp;moveFailed=error
Hi
I have an application that simply put does this:
Ingoing:
1 - Fetch file from FTP-Local directory.
2 - Read file from Local directory, transform and split the file into
several messages and deliver to JMS queue.
Outgoing:
1 - Fetch messages from JMS queue as they are produced, transform and
Hi
That could be useful, although I'd rather like the all or nothing style of
a transaction since I would always know that if a file is placed somewhere,
it has either been consumed or not, and not maybe half consumed. The end
result would be similar, but with the idempotent solution there's not
Yeah JMS can use transaction, see the transactional client EIP
pattern, and/or chapter 9 in the Camel book.
Yeah I've read both, but will it work both ways?
Just to be clear:
In:
from file
split
to jms
Will the message(s) delivered to JMS be rolled back on exception?
Out:
from jms
to file
I will ask the computer now! but it was easier to ask you than setting up and
configuring transaction managers etc. :)
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I have a standalone Camel application:
A java main method with a Camel Main class that starts two different
contexts.
In case of an OutOfMemoryError I would like to propagate this Error from
Camel to the enclosing java main method. How can I propagate Errors and
Exceptions out of the Camel
Hi
I should be a subscriber. I have made 100+ posts via nabble. I haven't
changed anything regarding my account, are my posts not accepted on the
mailinglist anymore or?
I've tried with both 2.5 and 2.6. I'm getting some really odd behaviour -
why is it stacking the base dir inbox?:
- ERROR
Ah ok!
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However if I use only receiveBody I miss the headers like the filename etc.
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Can't find anything along those lines. I tried doing
while(true) {
Exchange ex = consumer.receive(ftpsUri, 5000);
if(ex != null) {
logger.info(Fetching file: +
ex.getIn().getHeader(CamelFileName));
producer.send(fileUri, ex);
Oh it was a private method. Thought you meant in the api. I suppose I should
do the manual handover then. Just pasting here for future reference:
if (exchange.getUnitOfWork() == null) {
// handover completions and done them manually to ensure they are being
executed
Hi
Something fishy is still going on, this is the code now:
String ftpsUri =
ftp:localhost:1981/inbox?consumer.delay=1husername=camelpassword=camel123move=.done;
String fileUri = file:{{path.in}};
consumer.start();
while(true) {
Exchange exchange = consumer.receive(ftpsUri, 5000);
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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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
In order to use the hibernate component do I need more than
camel-hibernate-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar on the classpath? The hibernate:
endpoint is not being resolved. There is also a maven component target
that has no published jars in the maven repo, do I need to build it?
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I have an object o that has an enum that I want to change to status
RECEIVED. Is it possible to change this state like o.status =
Status.RECEIVED in the dsl? Or do I have to create a pojo that does this for
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Claus can you provide an example of the @Xpath-annotation where a namespace
is specified?
I have this issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-3155 and I
believe that Ashwin's and your answer in this thread should solve the
problem.
I'm using Camel 2.4.0 w. Spring DSL and tried Ashwin's
There is no example of this on the website as far as I can see, but thanks
for the pointer to the section in the book. I still think there is a problem
when using a routeContext. I haven't tried newer versions though.
Also - does Ashwins example produce the same result as this (only in Spring
Yeah I found and applied the example from the book.
This works as long as there is actually a prefix in the xml. When there's
only a default namespace the XPath-qeury returns nothing. It doesn't throw
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If you are asking whether you can have a route across 2 brokers, that is a
definite yes. I didn't get the question behind your 2nd paragraph.
Best rgds
Andreas
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In my architecture I am using Jboss+ActiveMQ (integrated
way to influence those last 2 names from my route builder
? - Potentially I have overlooked something in the docs ...
For convenience I have attached a piece of my JVisualVM screenshot
that shows the processors in question.
Best regards
Andreas
Usually I use "bindingmode.json" on rest-endpoints and let Camel deal with
the marshalling.
Now I would like to control the PropertyNamingStrategy on all
marshale/unmarshal. So far my solution is the one below:
ObjectMapper objectMapper = new ObjectMapper();
JacksonDataFormat format = new
I'm trying to send an e-mail with a subject, body and attached file. The
subject and attached file works fine. However when I make an attachment, the
body of the email ends up as an unnamed attachment in the final mail.
Is this a bug in Camel or do I need to do something to make sure the
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I'm using 2.17.3. I guess I could try 2.18.0.
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Claus Ibsen wrote:
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 11:12 AM, SwenVogel swen.vo...@ypsystems.de wrote:
Yes that's right,
i just thought perhaps there is already some kind of camel - way to do
this.
So, i will write a consumer component that is capable of creating an local
input file from an message
Hi
I created the ticket: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-2822
I need to send the command at login before uploading a number of files.
I doesn't hurt to send the command per file though.
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I'm still in need of this functionality.
Do any of you guys have an idea for a workaround to use until this is
implemented in Camel?
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Hi,
I want to operate in charset iso-8859-1 in my route because of some special
characters. Therefore I do convertBodyTo type=String
charset=iso-8859-1 at the start of my routes. I also do
exchange.setProperty(Exchange.CHARSET_NAME, iso-8859-1);
As long as JAXB is not involved this works fine.
I'm using 2.3.
I thought setting CHARSET_NAME would instruct JAXB to use the encoding set
there?
In Camel 1.6.1 and newer you can set the encoding option to use when
marshalling. Its the Marshaller.JAXB_ENCODING encoding property on the JAXB
Marshaller.
You can setup which encoding to use when
No matter what I do the marshaller complains about:
java.io.UTFDataFormatException: Invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8 sequence.
I set these values:
System.setProperty(org.apache.camel.default.charset, iso-8859-1);
exchange.setProperty(Exchange.CHARSET_NAME, iso-8859-1);
jaxb id=jaxbIntermediateIn
Hi
I'm trying to fetch files from an FTP that seems to be using MVS. I have
configured my endpoint as such:
ftp://10.0.0.1/'DATA.OUT.EDI'?delay=5sdelete=truepassword=mypw123klusername=myuser
Camel connects to the ftp but just polls the directory and doesn't retrieve
any files from the FTP.
I
Yeah you're right. I'm reimplementing some old code using Camel and in that
code FTPClient is used. I missed the fact that you have to do dir /
listFiles() before you can fetch the files.
The FTP-component doesn't support this - any ideas? :)
Earlier I implemented the .sendSiteCommand by
Hi
My last post didn't make much sense. Obviously Camel also does listFiles()
when polling the ftp. I've made a basic implementation of what I need to do
in Java (which works):
public static void main(String[] args) throws SocketException,
IOException
{
FTPClient ftp =
After getting the 2.4.0 jars I know get this exception:
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTPClient.setConnectTimeout(I)V
at
org.apache.camel.component.file.remote.FtpEndpoint.createRemoteFileOperations(FtpEndpoint.java:84)
at
I got it working by overriding the listFiles() in a custom FTPClient now. But
I'm interested in the solution with a processStrategy. However I can't
figure out how I'm supposed to do the cd command. I need access to some
object that can do this operation - which and how?
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I've tried to implement the interface, don't know if it's correct, but it
seems that only prepareOnStartup is ever called when running the route.
public class CscProcessStrategy implements
GenericFileProcessStrategyFile {
public boolean
Hi
Yeah I know, it also does in my local copy :) - it still doesn't get called
though.
What about the type I have provided for the generic classes? Should that be
FTPFile or RemoteFile or something?
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Isn't this strategy first used when the FtpComponent actually has a file to
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Alright thanks. I'll just stick with my ugly but working solution for now.
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Hi
I have two routes in a routecontext. Both share an errorhandler but one of
the routes has a special exception clause. These routes works as expected
when defined directly in a camelContext, but when imported from a
routeContext, behaviour is flawed. In the routes below route2 inherits the
Actually I'm not sure if startuporder has anything to do with it, or if it's
just the physical placement in the .xml file.
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Hi
Created a ticket an attached a sample case:
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-2972
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I have a route like this:
route
from
uri=ftp:localhost/inbox/?username=camelamp;password=camel123amp;disconnect=trueamp;consumer.delay=60samp;maximumReconnectAttempts=0
/
to uri=file:test_data /
/route
In order to prevent user lock out if the wrong password
Hi
Jira ticket: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-2979
Is it possible to make Camel drop the connection some other way?
I would like to:
connect
poll
fetch files (if any)
disconnect
I tried some of the timeout options but they don't have any effect.
On a related note: I would
Hi Claus
Didn't notice your posts until now. I just tried with the new jar and it
didn't work. Is there an MSV option that needs to be set or have you just
changed the way it works generally?
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Actually this issue is also present when not having disconnect=true in the
uri.
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Another thing I don't understand: How can I catch the exception thrown from
the FtpComponent. onException doesn't work which I assume is because
errorhandling doesn't work until a message has entered the route.
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No, it still doesn't work.
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After consulting Camel in Action I found that
org.apache.camel.PollingConsumerPollStrategy is the answer to errorhandling
before an Exchange is create in this case :)
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I tried stepping through the process of connecting with a bad password, and
I can see that it is intentional to try a few times with a new FTPClient
instance to connect before giving up - as I'm trying to limit the
loginattempts to 1 and then abort this is a little annoying :)
When using
Hi
Yeah I know - didn't have time for it today, just wanted to let you know
that it did not work so far. Will debug tomorrow.
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Hi Claus
As shown below the code does listFiles(.) - it should be listFiles().
Further below you can see how MVS doesn't return any files when doing ls .
public ListFTPFile listFiles() throws
GenericFileOperationFailedException {
return listFiles(.);
}
public ListFTPFile
Hi Claus
We're getting closer :)
Now the files are listed correctly at least, but they can't be downloaded.
I'm not sure why this happens - will look into it tommorow unless you have
an idea.
The same thing happens if I use my custom ftpClient with camel ftp 2.5
(which works with camel 2.4)
Hi Claus
I wonder if when downloading you need to CD to the directory first and
then download the file.
Correct - you have to be placed in the same directory as the file you want
to download it and do GET filename. You cannot do something like this: get
'SDN.OUT.EDI'/file001 which Camel-ftp
Hi
Bingo! It works beautifully now :)
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As shown here: http://camel.apache.org/simple.html you can do what you ask
for with either a List or a Map using OGNL. This requires Camel 2.3.
If you cannot upgrade to Camel 2.3 you could just make your own Processor
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I'm trying my hand at using FTP over SSL. At some point I'd like to use both
server and and client authentication via certificates. I have configured a
server that has a certificate. This works fine when I log into it using a
normal FTP client; the certificate pops up and I must accept it
Hi,
I've overcome this problem now though and stepped into a myriad of new ones
:)
At the moment I can't make FTPSClient/Camel connect to a server that works
perfectly fine with any other client with FTPS enabled (server
authentication only). Any idea if FTPSClient is using SSLv2 or v3? Can't
And for the record nothing seems to work when using dynamic file names:
This works:
route
from uri=file:test_data/in?move=../../doneamp;delay=10s /
to uri=seda:in /
/route
route
from uri=seda:in /
pollEnrich uri=file:test_data/enrich?fileName=enrich2.txt /
Maybe this example in the old FTP page:
http://camel.apache.org/ftp.html#FTP-ConsumingaremoteFTPservertriggeredbyaroute
is the only way to achieve this at the moment?
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Ah ok.
What are the samples in the wiki supposed to demonstrate then?
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Hi
I'm considering using the Hibernate component. There's the @Consumed
annotation that you can use for instance to mark your entity as processed,
but how does this work? How do I make the next query only return the
entities that are not marked as processed?
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Hi Bengt,
Thanks for the response. I have overcome my problems with setting up an FTPS
server and making Camel communicate with it. Both with a server and client
certificate.
I'm running passive mode with prot p which I believe also results in the
datachannel being encrypted.
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I'm pretty sure something like this is not easily doable.
The use case is a route used to resend messages to an FTP (and it should be
noted if they were resent)
* Get list of messageId's from a db
* Split up in two lists, one list goes to a queue
* Entries in the second list can be used as
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