I have to say...🤗 This is literally, the first video I clicked on to learn about Apache Camel as a beginner. 🤞 Man, thank you..! Thank you very much.👏 Well explained. Clear and concise.👌 In the end, this left me wondering about all the possibilities...🤔 I am so glad that I found this tutorial series.☺ Cudos...👍
Thanks a lot for your clear tutorial 👍 For Windows, I needed to remove slashes from file url, and it worked when it is so "file:tmp/camel" and "file:tmp/camel/processed".
Yes sure. You can use "ftp://[username@]hostname[:port]/directoryname[?options]". Please see this for more details: camel.apache.org/components/3.15.x/ftp-component.html
Hi Saggu, Firstly great presentation 👏 We get filename in router class by expression ${header.CamelFileNameOnly} but how to send this filename value to other java class.
Hello, When I use the XML-based-approach it doesn't work - I'm constantly getting the following information: "Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot find RoutesBuilderLoader in classpath supporting file extension: xml" Does anyone know what can be wrong? My code repository is exactly 1:1 with this tutorial (except spring boot and camel version which are newer).
A man with a real camel! Who else can beat that! good tutorial
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I have to say...🤗
This is literally, the first video I clicked on to learn about Apache Camel as a beginner. 🤞
Man, thank you..! Thank you very much.👏
Well explained. Clear and concise.👌
In the end, this left me wondering about all the possibilities...🤔
I am so glad that I found this tutorial series.☺
Cudos...👍
That’s a lovely comment. You made my day. Thank you 😊
Paji, aapne kamaal kardiya. Bahut dhanyavaad.
Thanks. I am new to Apache Camel and this helped tremendously.
Thanks a lot for your clear tutorial 👍 For Windows, I needed to remove slashes from file url, and it worked when it is so "file:tmp/camel" and "file:tmp/camel/processed".
Appreciated. I really like your narrative style.
Best,
Thank you, was informative :)
I enjoyed the video. Good Job! 👌Thank you. ✋
Thank you for the tutorial. Could I do the same use case but connecting to another server using ftp to get the files?
Yes sure. You can use "ftp://[username@]hostname[:port]/directoryname[?options]". Please see this for more details: camel.apache.org/components/3.15.x/ftp-component.html
@@SagguUK Thank you :)
Great tutorial v nice and clear
Thank you a lot friend,
This was soo good tutorial. Thanks!!
excelent tutorial!! thanks
Hi Saggu,
Firstly great presentation 👏
We get filename in router class by expression ${header.CamelFileNameOnly} but how to send this filename value to other java class.
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Great Tutorial sir. But Please don't play background music if possible.
Hi Priyanshi, thanks for your feedback. I realised bg music was not really helping so I have already stopped using bg music in my latest videos 🫣
Thank you😊😊
Can I implement apache camel kafka HTTP connector without using Spring Boot ?
Hello,
When I use the XML-based-approach it doesn't work - I'm constantly getting the following information:
"Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot find RoutesBuilderLoader in classpath supporting file extension: xml"
Does anyone know what can be wrong? My code repository is exactly 1:1 with this tutorial (except spring boot and camel version which are newer).
You have to add this dependency to pom.xml
org.apache.camel.springboot
camel-xml-io-dsl-starter
4.6.0