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Why is my processor not showing up in JConsole?.

Why do my message lose its headers during routing?.

Why does useOriginalMessage with error handler not work as expected?.

Why does my file consumer not pick up the file, and how do I let the file consumer use the Camel error handler?.

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Why does FTP component not download any files?.

Why can I not use when or otherwise in a Java Camel route?.

Using getIn or getOut methods on Exchange.

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How to switch the CXF consumer between HTTP and HTTPS without touching the Spring configuration?.

How to send the same message to multiple endpoints?.

How to remove the http protocol headers in the camel message?.

How to avoid sending some or all message headers?.

How to avoid importing bunch of cxf packages when start up the camel-cxf endpoint from OSGi platform?.

How should I invoke my POJOs or Spring Services?.

How do I write a custom Processor which sends multiple messages?.

How do I use URIs with parameters in XML?.

How do I set the max chars when debug logging messages in Camel?.

How do I reuse the ContextTestSupport class in my unit tests?.

How do I retry processing a message from a certain point back or an entire route?.

How do I retry failed messages forever?.

How do I retrieve the thrown Exception during processing an Exchange?.

How do I import routes from other XML files?.

How do I import rests from other XML files?.

How do I handle failures when consuming for example from a FTP server?.

How do I enable streams when debug logging messages in Camel?.How do I configure the maximum endpoint cache size for CamelContext?.How do I configure the default maximum cache size for ProducerCache or ProducerTemplate?.

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How do I configure password options on Camel endpoints without the value being encoded?.How does Camel look up beans and endpoints?.How can webservice clients see remote faults with stacktraces when using camel-cxf?.How can I get the remote connection IP address from the camel-cxf consumer ?.How can I create a custom component or endpoint?.How do I specify which method to use when using beans in routes?.Configuring route startup ordering and autostartup.Using the most advanced technologies and industry practices, IRC regional markets consistently outperform those in areas under monopoly control. Today: Nine ISOs/RTOs serve two-thirds of electricity consumers in the United States and more than 50 percent of Canada’s population.2003: ISOs and RTOs join forces to create an industry-wide collaboration called the ISO/RTO Council (IRC).1998: The first independent grid operators began opening doors to electricity competition.1996: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issues Orders 888 and 889 opening access to transmission power grids.Mid-90s: Many North American regions push for wholesale competition as a way to create equal access to the transmission system and provide consumers with a choice of energy suppliers.1992: National Energy Policy Act expands boundaries for competing companies.1978: Federal Public Utilities Regulatory Policies Act initiates deregulation.

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ISO and RTO innovation supports the latest advancements in smart grid technologies, improving the resiliency and reliability of the grid, making energy transmission more efficient, smarter and cost effective. The ultimate goal is to ensure access to affordable, reliable and sustainable power – made possible through efficient administration of independent and transparent wholesale energy markets. Harnessing a commodity and then moving it at the speed of light across thousands of miles of high-voltage wires involves sophisticated coordination among utilities, energy generators and other resource suppliers, as well as consumers. The role of ISOs and RTOsįrom integrating a diverse mix of power resources onto the electric grid reliably, to orchestrating the generation and transmission of electricity for two-thirds of North America, ISOs and RTOs match power generation instantaneously with demand to keep the lights on. By sharing innovative ideas and real-world best practices, IRC members work together to build a smarter and more efficient electric grid that’s well prepared to serve the North American power market and its consumers, today and tomorrow.