Hi Nick,

I'm trying to reproduce the behaviour you've described on a WIN-XP box
however without any success so:

- Would it be possible for you to provide the full stacktrace where file
renaming fails?
- Can you reproduce the problem using the 2.10.1 release?
- Looking at your route you don't make use of the FileConsumer but the
DirectConsumer. So I assume you send a java.io.File object to this consumer
using ProducerTemplate, right? Or is it just a copy&paste typo as you posted
your route to the user forum?

Babak 


livensn wrote
> Hi all,
> 
> I got the following camel route :
> 
> from("direct:customerroute")
>                 .log("File was found in directory: " + customersFolder)
>                 .choice()
>                 .when(simple("${file:ext} == 'xml' || ${file:ext} ==
> 'XML'"))
>                 .log("XML file recognized")
>                 .to("validator:" + xsdAddress + "/" + customersXsd)
>                 .to("xslt:" + xslAddress + "/" + customersXsl)
>                 .unmarshal(jaxbCustomersFormat)
>                 .process(customerProcessor)
>                 .end()
> 
> Now when a ValidationException occurs, I catch it with the following
> configuration :
> 
>         onException(Exception.class)
>                 .process(new Processor() {
>                     public void process(Exchange exchange) throws
> Exception {
>                         Exception exception = (Exception)
> exchange.getProperty(Exchange.EXCEPTION_CAUGHT);
>                         LOGGER.error("Unexpected exception!", exception);
>                     }
>                 })
>                 .to("file://" + errorPath)
>                 .handled(true);
> 
> The exception gets logged perfectly, so the onException works.
> But when we come to the part where he wants to delete the original file
> after copying it to the error folder, camel throws this exception :
> "Renaming file from: ... to: ... failed due cannot delete from file: ...
> after copy succeeded"
> 
> So I think that this ValidatorProcessor doesn't close the stream to the
> file after an exception, and therefor it can't be deleted.
> 
> Or I might of configured something wrong / misunderstood something. Any
> help would be appreciated :)
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Nick





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