Kasim,
Have you tried polling a local resource just to see if the results are the
same? For example, if you poll file://foo.txt with a few lines of text in
it do you still see the 1 minute timeout? Also, what is happening your
Bean class? I assume there isn't some long lived process in there.
So if you use, this as a test, what do you see?
from("timer://mytimer?period=10000")
.pollEnrich("file:foo.txt",1000)
.log("finish");
On Wed, Nov 2, 2016 at 5:19 AM, cacert <kasims...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Where is this one minute waiting time is coming from. If I disable
> pollingEnrich() then I see timer works as expected(its sending an empty
> exchange every 10 seconds).
>
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