Couldn't you use an OnException for logging and then continue? This way,
the processing doesn't step because of one error.
OnException().continued(true).to("seda:LogErrors");
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On Thu, Apr 27, 2017 at 10:01 PM, Ryan T [via Camel] <
ml+s465427n5798451...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> > Can you explain why some of the individual processor nodes in each route
> > have processing times in the order of an hour or more!?
>
> The route is a batch job process that is triggered by a Quartz2 or API get
> call. The base route can take anywhere from 2 minutes to run in the case
> of ATT because we only have 200 devices. But for Verizon we have 50000
> devices and that can take around 2 hours to run.
>
> > How are you testing these routes? What unit tests do you have for these
> > routes?
>
> We have some Scala tests that unit test the individual Processors passing
> in a Mocked exchange object. As for the beans they mostly are services to
> interact with a Mongodb store. Not much processing actually happens in
> them. I inherited this code and I have slowly been refactoring it to be
> less monolithic, but that takes time. I have created some tests, not in
> this area with the timeouts, that test whole routes Mocking the external
> payloads that are received. They are on the more simpler routes. But
> doing these test can be difficult because of how monolithic these routes
> are.
>
> > Also, give each node in the processing chain of a route a discrete ID.
> > Makes it a lot easier to map, rather than figuring out what 'choice43'
> is!
>
> Agreed this would help. I will implement them right away. The problem
> is, to get the verbose logging, I have to tell camel that the exceptions
> are not handled and if I do that then the whole batch stops when an
> exception happens. I need a way of printing the verbose logging, like in
> the original ticket message, but without stopping the world when they
> happen. Do you know how to do that?
>
> Thanks for your help.
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