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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by mamouros <cs...@yahoo.gr> on 2013/09/11 12:42:24 UTC
How and where should I use doneUoW() for a consumer template?
I am using a consumer Template to get an exchange and then pass it on to a
producer Template.
As I saw from the docs for receive() "Important: See doneUoW(Exchange)" I
went and checked doneUoW().
Haven't though fully understand yet if I should call
consumer.doneUoW(exchange); and where? Will it be after line 1, 3 or 4?
Should I call it after line 6 too?
Do I need to call consumer.stop() at any point?
1 exchange = consumer.receive("smpp://" + username + "@" + destination +
":" + port + "?password=" + password , timeoutInMillis);
2 if(exchange != null) {
3 exchange = producer.send("bean:SmsReceiver?method=retrievePdus" ,
exchange);
4 producer.send("sql:update sms set status=:#sms_status,
sent=:#CamelSmppDoneDate, error_code=:#CamelSmppError where
sent_id=:#CamelSmppId?dataSource=dataSource" , exchange);
5 } else {
6 System.out.println("nullExchange");
7 }
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Re: How and where should I use doneUoW() for a consumer template?
Posted by mamouros <cs...@yahoo.gr>.
How about consumer.stop() and producer.stop(). Should I use them as
recommended and when, because I get the:
org.apache.camel.FailedToCreateProducerException: Failed to create Producer
for endpoint: Endpoint[smpp://........................
...
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Receive negative bind response: Negative
response 00000005 found
from SMPP Error Code Reference:
ESME_RALYBND 5 ESME already in bound state (example: sending a second
bind command during an existing SMPP session)
meaning that it tries to bind again running
consumer.receive("smpp://.......) but hasn't unbind from the previous bind
the previous consumer.receive("smpp://.......).
Does .stop() invokes void doStop() that invokes void closeSession() that
should do the unbinding?
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Re: How and where should I use doneUoW() for a consumer template?
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
Yeah just done it when you no longer use it, eg after the producer, eg
after 4.
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 12:42 PM, mamouros <cs...@yahoo.gr> wrote:
> I am using a consumer Template to get an exchange and then pass it on to a
> producer Template.
> As I saw from the docs for receive() "Important: See doneUoW(Exchange)" I
> went and checked doneUoW().
> Haven't though fully understand yet if I should call
> consumer.doneUoW(exchange); and where? Will it be after line 1, 3 or 4?
> Should I call it after line 6 too?
> Do I need to call consumer.stop() at any point?
>
>
> 1 exchange = consumer.receive("smpp://" + username + "@" + destination +
> ":" + port + "?password=" + password , timeoutInMillis);
> 2 if(exchange != null) {
> 3 exchange = producer.send("bean:SmsReceiver?method=retrievePdus" ,
> exchange);
> 4 producer.send("sql:update sms set status=:#sms_status,
> sent=:#CamelSmppDoneDate, error_code=:#CamelSmppError where
> sent_id=:#CamelSmppId?dataSource=dataSource" , exchange);
> 5 } else {
> 6 System.out.println("nullExchange");
> 7 }
>
>
>
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