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[jira] [Created] (CAMEL-22855) Inconsistent Route Statistics for Consumer-Side Failures

Bruno Gonçalves created CAMEL-22855:
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             Summary: Inconsistent Route Statistics for Consumer-Side Failures
                 Key: CAMEL-22855
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-22855
             Project: Camel
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: camel-management
    Affects Versions: 4.10.8
            Reporter: Bruno Gonçalves
         Attachments: error-handler-reproducer.zip

When a consumer (e.g., {{{}imaps{}}}) fails to connect and {{bridgeErrorHandler=true}} is used in conjunction with a {{handled(true)}} error policy, the {{ManagedRouteMBean}} statistics are misleading. The failure is not counted in the {{ExchangesFailed}} metric, and the {{ExchangesCompleted}} metric increments as if the business logic succeeded.

Reproducer on attach.

 

{{--- CAMEL STATISTICS REPORT ---}}
{{Route ID: imapRoute}}
{{  - Total Exchanges:     1}}
{{  - Completed:           1}}
{{  - Failed (Unhandled):  0}}
{{  - Failures Handled:    1 (from JMX)}}
{{  - Ext. Redeliveries:   0 (from JMX)}}
{{  => TOTAL LOGICAL FAILURES: 1}}
{{--------------------------------}}
{{Route ID: errorRoute2}}
{{  - Total Exchanges:     1}}
{{  - Completed:           1}}
{{  - Failed (Unhandled):  0}}
{{  - Failures Handled:    0 (from JMX)}}
{{  - Ext. Redeliveries:   0 (from JMX)}}
{{  => TOTAL LOGICAL FAILURES: 0}}
{{--------------------------------}}
{{Route ID: errorRoute3}}
{{  - Total Exchanges:     1}}
{{  - Completed:           1}}
{{  - Failed (Unhandled):  0}}
{{  - Failures Handled:    0 (from JMX)}}
{{  - Ext. Redeliveries:   0 (from JMX)}}
{{  => TOTAL LOGICAL FAILURES: 0}}
{{--------------------------------}}



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