Hi,
I've written a transacted route
from("file:data.inbox?noop=true,readLock:none")
.transacted()
.id(getClass().getSimpleName() + "- Route1")
.idempotentConsumer(simple("${file:name}"),
idempotentRepository)
.log("Before")
.process(new MyProcessor())
.log("Route1 completed");
When I run it everything seems to work fine, a file is picked up and some
processing is done, showing a log similar to:
Before
Some processing including writing to some DB tables...
Route1 completed
The problem is the transaction is not committed. I'm saying that because if
I kill the process then all the changes performed by MyProcessor on the DB
are rolled back.
If I don't kill the process, the tables used by MyProcessor appear to be
locked (I can't even do a Select from the SQLServer Management Studio).
Also the table used as idempotentRepository is not accessible during this
time.
I hope I'm making sense...
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