Ok, I tried to test this with some right issues.
1. Test:
The user which is running the smx has no rights to a subdirectory of the
folder to poll in. In this case there are error messages in the smx console
and log referring to some IOException. So just check if this is the reason
in your case as well.
2. Test:
The user has the right to access the subfolder, but no right to access the
file. In this case there is also a more detailed exception thrown in the
console and log of smx. So just check console outputs and your logfile.
Lars
lhe wrote:
>
> I will try out this tomorrow and give you some feedback if the issue is
> still not resolved.
>
> Regards,
> Lars
>
>
>
> Abdeslam El Abbassi wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, but still not working.
>> We use Red Hat OS.
>>
>> 1/
>> i try this
>> <file:poller service="ws_eai:fileservice"
>> endpoint="poller"
>>
>> file="file:/opt/eai/apache-tomcat-6.0.9/webapps/servicemix/data/INBOX/"
>> targetService="ws_eai:jmsselect"
>> period="1000"
>> recursive="true"
>> autoCreateDirectory="true">
>>
>> and this
>> file="file:///opt/eai/apache-tomcat-6.0.9/webapps/servicemix/data/INBOX/"
>>
>> But nothing work.
>>
>> 2/
>> if the file is in the root, it will we consumed by the polling.
>> So i think it's a problem of directory right.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>>
>> lhe77 wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I use the file poller under Ubuntu Linux and it works fine.
>>> This can have 2 reasons in my opinion:
>>>
>>> 1. the directory you specified in ${filepoller.path} is not a valid one
>>> As comparison, this is what I have here in my case:
>>> <f:poller
>>> service="cp:filePoller"
>>> endpoint="pollerEndpoint"
>>> file="file:///home/lhe/smxtest/input/"
>>> targetService="cp:workflow"
>>> period="5000"
>>> recursive="true"
>>> autoCreateDirectory="true" />
>>> Maybe these slashes in file attribute have something to do with it, I
>>> don't know exactly.
>>>
>>> 2. Maybe you simply don't have the rights to poll these directory or
>>> specific sub-directories
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Lars
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Abdeslam El Abbassi wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>> in windows plate forme the recursive file polling work very well.
>>>> but when we deploy in linux plate form, this don't work
>>>>
>>>> here my code :
>>>>
>>>> <file:poller service="ws_eai:fileservice" endpoint="poller"
>>>> recursive="true"
>>>> file="file:${filepoller.path}"
>>>> targetService="ws_eai:jmsselect"
>>>> targetEndpoint="jmsselect" period="1000">
>>>>
>>>> filepoller.path is path to directory as "/opt/dir"
>>>>
>>>> We use servicemix 3.2 version
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
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