Suppose you have a route like: from(\"direct:start\").to(\"http://some.endpoint/accounts/\"); where message passed through direct:start is an XML:
I have a problem with error handling. If an exception occurs in the jrnRoute, it is processed by the exceptionHandler processor. This is OK. But the message which caused the exception still stays in t
I\'m fairly new to Apache Camel, but have to say that I love it so far. One \"limitation\" (probably a lack of understanding on my part) I\'ve hit so far is that Camel ships with log4j as its default
I have these files (as a sample; I actually have much more): /files/dir1/dir_a/f.xml /files/dir1/dir_b/f.xml
I\'m trying to decrypt a pgp encrypted file from an sftp server in apache camel. I\'ve googled around and found a few threads, but have gotten no real leads as how to go pgp decryption in an apache ca
Does anyone know where some Spring style integration images can be found for use in Visio - just a stencil or where one could possible download the images used in the Spring Integration designer GUI a
I\'m new web services (and, specifically, Java web services) and have seen the terms endpoint and exchange sprinkled throughout various frameworks. I did some deductive reasoning and eventually found
I\'m developing a solution that uses Ruby, St开发者_StackOverflow社区omp and ActiveMQ. As I wish to implement some message routing patterns (as in Enterprise Integration Patterns), I\'m wondering if t
Camel explicitly handles two \'scopes\' of error handling: Global per Route The issue I\'m having is exceptions thrown in a \'sub route\'.For instance, I\'ve got this route:
I am creating a POC using Apache Camel 2.8 and its AHC component. I could not find any examples on Apache Camel\'s website\'s Examples section for the same.
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