Apache Camel: How do I achive a transactional route in Camel if I have a DB access in a route and then an FTP...











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My route:



from(jms:queue:xxx)
...
.process(_db_access__here_will_be_written_in_db)
...
.to(ftp:yyy)


The problem is, after the message will be read from a queue, the data will be written in the Database, but if the ftp endpoint producer failed to write a file in the directory, I get an error in the route but the changes in the DB will not be rollbacked.




I want to commit the changes to DB only when the file will be
successfully written to ftp directory. How can I do that in my route?











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    My route:



    from(jms:queue:xxx)
    ...
    .process(_db_access__here_will_be_written_in_db)
    ...
    .to(ftp:yyy)


    The problem is, after the message will be read from a queue, the data will be written in the Database, but if the ftp endpoint producer failed to write a file in the directory, I get an error in the route but the changes in the DB will not be rollbacked.




    I want to commit the changes to DB only when the file will be
    successfully written to ftp directory. How can I do that in my route?











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      My route:



      from(jms:queue:xxx)
      ...
      .process(_db_access__here_will_be_written_in_db)
      ...
      .to(ftp:yyy)


      The problem is, after the message will be read from a queue, the data will be written in the Database, but if the ftp endpoint producer failed to write a file in the directory, I get an error in the route but the changes in the DB will not be rollbacked.




      I want to commit the changes to DB only when the file will be
      successfully written to ftp directory. How can I do that in my route?











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      My route:



      from(jms:queue:xxx)
      ...
      .process(_db_access__here_will_be_written_in_db)
      ...
      .to(ftp:yyy)


      The problem is, after the message will be read from a queue, the data will be written in the Database, but if the ftp endpoint producer failed to write a file in the directory, I get an error in the route but the changes in the DB will not be rollbacked.




      I want to commit the changes to DB only when the file will be
      successfully written to ftp directory. How can I do that in my route?








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          you are looking at transacted client.



          you also may add transacted if you are using camel-sql



          sql:insert into tables value (id=:#myId)?transacted=true





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          sql:insert into tables value (id=:#myId)?transacted=true





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          sql:insert into tables value (id=:#myId)?transacted=true





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          sql:insert into tables value (id=:#myId)?transacted=true





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          sql:insert into tables value (id=:#myId)?transacted=true






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          • Unfortunatly that is not that easy. "transacted=true" is useful only for a consumer and not for distributed XA Transaction Manager.
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            yesterday


















          • Unfortunatly that is not that easy. "transacted=true" is useful only for a consumer and not for distributed XA Transaction Manager.
            – Oli
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          Unfortunatly that is not that easy. "transacted=true" is useful only for a consumer and not for distributed XA Transaction Manager.
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          Unfortunatly that is not that easy. "transacted=true" is useful only for a consumer and not for distributed XA Transaction Manager.
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