Thanks a lot for the response. Initially I thought of using BeanIO itself but
my data format is not exactly delimited format. As per my understanding, to
use BeanIO we should specify the format in the mapping xml.
Since I've the below elements in my text file, am not sure which one to go
with. Als
You can use Bindy though I've had better luck with the mapping in Beanio.
Start with that first and then look at using a splitter/tokenizer to process
your files or write them out in the new format you require.
Just create a mapping file and a sample with a few records in it and run a
unit test t
Can someone guide me on this?
Thank you.
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Am not sure whether I've understood your question correctly, am looking for
an approach/solution that is efficient, quick with minimal code.
Right now, I'm planning to do below steps:
1. Read the source file line by line
2. Process the data line by line and collect the data in several collections
Thanks Steve. I am sending you the source and target file formats as
mentioned below. The source file can contain 100,000 - 10,00,000 records.
*Source delimited text file:*
[Runtime]
Date=ASAP
Time=
AllowErrors=FALSE
[Task.1]
Server=Item Master
Module=ItemPOSIdentity
Operation=*addupdate*
[Data
It might help to show us an example of the data that you are trying to
transform. If the files are not too large, then simply using the file
component and then invoking a CSV library (such as
http://opencsv.sourceforge.net/) from within a processor should give you
what you want. Depending on your
Thanks for the response. I would like to use Camel to read the file,
process it and generate a new CSV file to send it to a different system.
I get this file from a different system X and I need to process and
transform it to CSV file in a different format which can be understood by
system Y.
I c
It isn't clear how you want to use Camel in this picture. if it is simply to
poll for files, and if the file is not huge, a simple/naive approach would
be to read in the whole file and do all the steps you need. All as a single
Processor following the "from:file" consumer.
The the Data/Task secti
