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It should be possible to enable trace in a Camel application.
And then from Fuse IDE to tap into that running Camel application and have a view which shows the trace messages on-line.
We should consider using a JSon representation of the trace message so we can more easily pump those messages into other usage (eg elasticksearch) for log analytics
Description
It should be possible to enable trace in a Camel application.
And then from Fuse IDE to tap into that running Camel application and have a view which shows the trace messages on-line.
We should consider using a JSon representation of the trace message so we can more easily pump those messages into other usage (eg elasticksearch) for log analytics
New Feature
Resolved
Major
Logview to show Camel trace in Fuse IDE
StringBuilder writer = new StringBuilder();
writer.append("{ \"host\" : ");
quote(name, writer);
writer.append(",\n \"timestamp\" : ");
quote(formatDate(paxLoggingEvent.getTimeStamp()), writer);
writer.append(",\n \"level\" : ");
quote(paxLoggingEvent.getLevel().toString(), writer);
writer.append(",\n \"logger\" : ");
quote(paxLoggingEvent.getLoggerName(), writer);
writer.append(",\n \"thread\" : ");
quote(paxLoggingEvent.getThreadName(), writer);
writer.append(",\n \"message\" : ");
quote(paxLoggingEvent.getMessage(), writer);
writer.append(",\n \"properties\" : { ");
boolean first = true;
for (Object key : paxLoggingEvent.getProperties().keySet()) {
if (first) { first = false; } else { writer.append(", "); }
quote(key.toString(), writer);
writer.append(": ");
quote(paxLoggingEvent.getProperties().get(key).toString(), writer);
}
writer.append(" }");
writer.append("\n}");