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[jira] [Created] (CAMEL-7033) camel-quartz2 - When clustering,
triggers may be left in a paused and unrecoverable state
Arne M. Størksen created CAMEL-7033:
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Summary: camel-quartz2 - When clustering, triggers may be left in a paused and unrecoverable state
Key: CAMEL-7033
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-7033
Project: Camel
Issue Type: Bug
Components: camel-quartz2
Environment: camel-quartz2, 2.13-SNAPSHOT clustered on Oracle database
Reporter: Arne M. Størksen
The reason seems to be that onConsumerStop() is called when camel is shut down. This method does not take clustering into account and pauses the trigger in the quartz database, leaving it in a state that is unrecoverable from camel. I was able to prevent this by removing pauseTrigger() from onConsumerStop(), but I'm not sure what the correct procedure should be. It seems to me like onConsumerStop() and doStop() has some overlap.
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