Backup it in a message header before entering split, then you can use it. But if memory cost is a critical problem for you, you'd better to redesign your from endpoint's implementation, which should not loading all objects in memory at once, but return a iterator which will sequential load the objects to memory while iterating.
Also you should enable "stream" options of split pattern, it will use you iterator to iterating object; Finally , you must using try-finally to guarantee the iterator being closed; ----original----- Sender: Yann [mailto:[email protected]] Date: 2010/7/29 21:23 Receiver: [email protected] Subject: Splitting a List and deleting it at the end Hi, I'm splitting a list containing 100 000 objects. Each object is sent to a queue after a short delay. If I don't clear my list, my JVM will explode (java heap space...). How could I get my initial list after splitting it ? Below my route : from("bean:bean?method=read") // List split .split(body(List.class)) // delay .delay(1) // body conversion .convertBodyTo(Person.class) // queue .to("activemq:queue"); // this is where I should be able to clear the list! Thanks for any help ! Yann -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Splitting-a-List-and-deleting-it-at-the-en d-tp2256727p2256727.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
