For #2 you need to turn noop=true on the file endpoint.
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 8:59 PM, anu_cameluser <anutechu...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Camel users,
>
> An application generates a file which then has to ftp'ed to remote server.
> The application needs to preserve a copy of the generated file as well. I
> have tried creating a route like below and creating the file by sending a
> message to the file end point:
>
> from("file://directoryName").to("ftp://userName@remote-ser...@domain.com:21//remoteFolderPath?
> password=****")
>
> producertemplate.sendBodyAndHeader(fileEndPoint, "helloWorld text in file",
> "CamelFileName", "helloworld.txt");
>
> This causes two issues:
> 1. The file being FTP'ed has the name helloworld.txt, but it is empty. Any
> ideas?
> 2. Locally, camel creates as sub-folder (directoryName/.camel) and puts the
> helloworld.txt there. This file is not empty. Why is the .camel directory
> created and how do turn this off?
>
> Any suggestions will be welcome. Also, looking for pointers on how camel
> will behave if the ftp server is unavailable.
>
> Thanks
> Anu
>
>
>
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