object-map | map function over some Object 's values to produce | Map library

Apache Camel is modifying ObjectMapper bean properties depending on your JacksonDataFormat definition. This is really confusing, if seemingly irrelevant DataFormat definition is changing your singleton ObjectMapper bean in registry, which you might have configured for different part of your application. This could be unexpected for some developers, so it has been decided to fail-fast during startup.

If you are using more than one JacksonDataFormat definition, never set camel.dataformat.json-jackson.auto-discover-object-mapper=true. You will see some strange behavior, which will be extremely hard to debug.

See CAMEL-14101:

The current default behaviour of the json-jackson data format is to try to lookup an ObjectMapper instance to the registry and if not found to create a new one. In case one is found, the data format instance does customize it according to its local properties but as the same ObjectMapper instance could be shared among different json-jackson data formats, it may lead to inconsistencies or unpredictable behaviors.

You have to apply recursive map on values of sampleInput.

So Input type looks like this: type Input = { meta: string, m: Map, children?: Array };

Let's make generic type with take input and return parsed one:

With just Gradle you can only build an executable JAR that can run on Windows and Linux. To bundle it into an exe or a deb package, you'll need some Gradle plugins.

For the exe, you can use gradle-launch4j.

For the deb, you can sue gradle-ospackage-plugin. You find the documentation here.

For those who ended up with the same issue, I fixed it by removing JSDoc annotations from my project. Apparently there's been a bug with the typescript compiler that causes the JSDoc annotation not to compile properly. I'm not sure if this bug has been adressed to the typescript team, but it needs to be solved in future versions, because I'm not the only one who uses JSDoc.

An issue was made in the Angular repository about this: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/35233

Hope this helps anyone :)

You can get the raw response input stream like this:

url="${UrlVariable}"

Remove the $; placeholders here are just {....}.

${...} placeholders are evaluated once, during context initialization.

Set acknowledge="transacted" on the message-driven channel adapter.

Spring Integration versions 4.2 and later (the current version is 5.1.7) set it to that by default; for earlier versions you have to set it in your configuration so the flow runs in a transaction and the dequeue is rolled back after an exception is thrown.

I don't see anything wrong or complicated with your solution.

The only adjustments I'd make are:

1. Replace R.pickBy(R.pipe(R.isEmpty, R.not)) with R.pickBy(R.complement(R.isEmpty)).
2. Pick before you map. (Currently, you're mapping over empty arrays)