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From: sc <scattamanchi@4info.com>
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Subject: Poll to Google cloud storage (gs://)
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In my use case, one of the step is to poll for any files dropped in Google
Cloud Storage location (gs://<bucket name>/<folder>/<filename>/)

I didn't see any documentation for that. 

Is there an support for "gs://" protocol in Apache Camel or can I run
command line utility to achieve the same?

Any documentation or sample example would be great.

Thanks,



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