Apache Camel: how to do an XA Transactional Manager in a route with an FTP-endpoint and database write access...












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This is the route:



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


I think I need a global XA Transactional Manager that covers the whole route and commits the changes in DB and Queue only after global commit.



Unfortunatly I didn't found any examples for that case and would appriciate if anybody could say how to do it.










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    This is the route:



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


    I think I need a global XA Transactional Manager that covers the whole route and commits the changes in DB and Queue only after global commit.



    Unfortunatly I didn't found any examples for that case and would appriciate if anybody could say how to do it.










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      This is the route:



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


      I think I need a global XA Transactional Manager that covers the whole route and commits the changes in DB and Queue only after global commit.



      Unfortunatly I didn't found any examples for that case and would appriciate if anybody could say how to do it.










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      This is the route:



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


      I think I need a global XA Transactional Manager that covers the whole route and commits the changes in DB and Queue only after global commit.



      Unfortunatly I didn't found any examples for that case and would appriciate if anybody could say how to do it.







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          There is a excellent example @ https://github.com/FuseByExample/esb-transactions . I have personally used this example as starting point and it works perfectly.




          In studying this example you will learn:



          How to set up an XA-aware DataSource



          How to configure a JPA persistence unit



          How to leverage Fuse ESB's JTA and JPA support in your routes



          How to configure a JMS component to support XA



          How to define a transactional route



          How to configure a ResourceManager that can recover XA transactions after a crash







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          • Thank you, I'll try it out.
            – Oli
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          • Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
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          There is a excellent example @ https://github.com/FuseByExample/esb-transactions . I have personally used this example as starting point and it works perfectly.




          In studying this example you will learn:



          How to set up an XA-aware DataSource



          How to configure a JPA persistence unit



          How to leverage Fuse ESB's JTA and JPA support in your routes



          How to configure a JMS component to support XA



          How to define a transactional route



          How to configure a ResourceManager that can recover XA transactions after a crash







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          • Thank you, I'll try it out.
            – Oli
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          • Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
            – Anurag Ashok
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          There is a excellent example @ https://github.com/FuseByExample/esb-transactions . I have personally used this example as starting point and it works perfectly.




          In studying this example you will learn:



          How to set up an XA-aware DataSource



          How to configure a JPA persistence unit



          How to leverage Fuse ESB's JTA and JPA support in your routes



          How to configure a JMS component to support XA



          How to define a transactional route



          How to configure a ResourceManager that can recover XA transactions after a crash







          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you, I'll try it out.
            – Oli
            Nov 14 '18 at 8:31










          • Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
            – Anurag Ashok
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:30














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          There is a excellent example @ https://github.com/FuseByExample/esb-transactions . I have personally used this example as starting point and it works perfectly.




          In studying this example you will learn:



          How to set up an XA-aware DataSource



          How to configure a JPA persistence unit



          How to leverage Fuse ESB's JTA and JPA support in your routes



          How to configure a JMS component to support XA



          How to define a transactional route



          How to configure a ResourceManager that can recover XA transactions after a crash







          share|improve this answer












          There is a excellent example @ https://github.com/FuseByExample/esb-transactions . I have personally used this example as starting point and it works perfectly.




          In studying this example you will learn:



          How to set up an XA-aware DataSource



          How to configure a JPA persistence unit



          How to leverage Fuse ESB's JTA and JPA support in your routes



          How to configure a JMS component to support XA



          How to define a transactional route



          How to configure a ResourceManager that can recover XA transactions after a crash








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          • Thank you, I'll try it out.
            – Oli
            Nov 14 '18 at 8:31










          • Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
            – Anurag Ashok
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:30


















          • Thank you, I'll try it out.
            – Oli
            Nov 14 '18 at 8:31










          • Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
            – Anurag Ashok
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:30
















          Thank you, I'll try it out.
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          Nov 14 '18 at 8:31




          Thank you, I'll try it out.
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          Nov 14 '18 at 8:31












          Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
          – Anurag Ashok
          Nov 15 '18 at 9:30




          Please do consider accepting the answer if it works out for you :)
          – Anurag Ashok
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