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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by "richie.riviere@gmail.com" <ri...@gmail.com> on 2013/12/11 07:22:32 UTC
Apache Camel File component preMove, move and moveFailed relative
rather than absolute
Hi guys,
I've got a question about preMove, move and moveFailed. PreMove seems to be
relative to the input directory and move seems to be relative to the preMove
directory. For example if I do a..
from("file:{{dir.item.inbox}}?"
+ "doneFileName={{filename.item.trigger}}&"
+ "preMove={{dir.item.staging}}&"
+ "move={{dir.item.done}}&"
+ "moveFailed={{dir.item.error}}")
where ....
dir.item.inbox=src/inbox/items/
dir.item.staging=staging
dir.item.done=.done
dir.item.error=.error
filename.item.trigger=NEWFILES.TRG
when the file is processed successfully I get the original file moved into a
done directory in the following folder structure...
src>inbox>items>staging>.done
I assume it is the same for error although I haven't been able to test this
yet.
Is there anyway to make the paths not relative to each other. For example is
t here someway I could specify....
dir.item.inbox=src/inbox/items/
dir.item.staging=src/inbox/items/staging
dir.item.done=src/inbox/items/done
dir.item.error=src/inbox/items/error
filename.item.trigger=NEWFILES.TRG
I've actually tried this but the directory structure that was created was
nasty. lol
thanks for your help.
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Re: Apache Camel File component preMove, move and moveFailed
relative rather than absolute
Posted by "richie.riviere@gmail.com" <ri...@gmail.com>.
ok. As long as this is the way it is meant to work. thank you. yes making
your change worked.
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Re: Apache Camel File component preMove, move and moveFailed relative
rather than absolute
Posted by "kraythe ." <kr...@gmail.com>.
Its working according to the documentation.
try ../done to make done a sibling to staging.
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On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 12:22 AM, richie.riviere@gmail.com <
richie.riviere@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've got a question about preMove, move and moveFailed. PreMove seems to be
> relative to the input directory and move seems to be relative to the
> preMove
> directory. For example if I do a..
>
> from("file:{{dir.item.inbox}}?"
> + "doneFileName={{filename.item.trigger}}&"
> + "preMove={{dir.item.staging}}&"
> + "move={{dir.item.done}}&"
> + "moveFailed={{dir.item.error}}")
>
> where ....
>
> dir.item.inbox=src/inbox/items/
> dir.item.staging=staging
> dir.item.done=.done
> dir.item.error=.error
> filename.item.trigger=NEWFILES.TRG
>
> when the file is processed successfully I get the original file moved into
> a
> done directory in the following folder structure...
>
> src>inbox>items>staging>.done
>
> I assume it is the same for error although I haven't been able to test this
> yet.
>
> Is there anyway to make the paths not relative to each other. For example
> is
> t here someway I could specify....
> dir.item.inbox=src/inbox/items/
> dir.item.staging=src/inbox/items/staging
> dir.item.done=src/inbox/items/done
> dir.item.error=src/inbox/items/error
> filename.item.trigger=NEWFILES.TRG
>
> I've actually tried this but the directory structure that was created was
> nasty. lol
>
> thanks for your help.
>
>
>
>
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