Hello, The aggregation works in the following way, if you have the message 1 and 2 and an aggregation size of 2, you'll get a file with 1,2 as content and an exchange Id as file name if you don't specify the header, otherwise it should be the last header you sent as file name.
It doesn't distinguish between file name, because it's a general camel concept and is not related to the specific component. If you have to do something like that, probably it would be better to use plain camel, so you should be able to cover your case. Cheers. Il giorno ven 6 ott 2023 alle ore 08:57 Satoshi Yamada < satoshi.yamada....@gmail.com> ha scritto: > Hi community, > > I'm using camel-azure-storage-blob-sink-kafka-connector from k8s, and let > kafkaconnect upload the logs (Kafka messages) to Azure Blob. > I've used message header to specify the file path, and also use aggregation > options in Camel as follows > > camel.aggregation.size: 2 > camel.aggregation.timeout: 3600000 > > I've expected Camel Kafka Connector to aggregate the logs per file > name, which is specified in the message header. For example, if we > produce 6 messages with the following messages headers in order > > Message 1: CamelHeader.file=A > Message 2: CamelHeader.file=B > Message 3: CamelHeader.file=C > Message 4: CamelHeader.file=A > Message 5: CamelHeader.file=B > Message 6: CamelHeader.file=C > > Then, I expected files named "A" containing message 1 and 4, "B" > containing message 2 and 5, and "C" containing message 3 and 6 will be > uploaded to Azure, but actually it doesn't and it seems a file > containing message 1 and 2 are there with file name "A" or "B", a file > with message 3 and 4 with file name "C" or "A", and a file with > message 5 and 6 with file name "B" or "C" are there. > > I want to confirm with the community if this is the expected behavior > in Camel Kafka Connector. > I'm using camel-azure-storage-blob-sink-kafka-connector-3.18.2 and use > `uploadBlockBlob` for `CamelHeader.CamelAzureStorageBlobOperation`. > > Thanks in advance, > Satoshi >
