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CamleContext status

When I uninstall an application in ServiceMix, the camelContext change
status? Or is there something to check for knowing if the application is
active or no?

thanks
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Re: CamleContext status

Posted by Hamlet84 <do...@gmail.com>.
Many thanks. So i can check the JMX inside the application? How?
My purpose is that to check inside the application if the context was still
active or the application had been uninstalled. Motive is that when
uninstall the application not all the threads are correctly closed,
therefore I would want a way to check, inside the threads, if the
application is still long live, in contrary case to close them.

Regards

Donatello Santoro


James.Strachan wrote:
> 
> On 17/12/2007, Hamlet84 <do...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> When I uninstall an application in ServiceMix, the camelContext change
>> status? Or is there something to check for knowing if the application is
>> active or no?
> 
> The CamelContext should be stopped along with the rest of the Spring
> ApplicationContext and then removed from JMX. So if you want to know
> if a particular CamelContext is active I'd say JMX is your best bet
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Re: CamleContext status

Posted by James Strachan <ja...@gmail.com>.
On 17/12/2007, Hamlet84 <do...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> When I uninstall an application in ServiceMix, the camelContext change
> status? Or is there something to check for knowing if the application is
> active or no?

The CamelContext should be stopped along with the rest of the Spring
ApplicationContext and then removed from JMX. So if you want to know
if a particular CamelContext is active I'd say JMX is your best bet
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