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Routelet fails on bundle:stop or bundle:start or bundle:restart

Hello All,
I'm working Talend ESB V6.1.1. Objective is to build a generic exception handler using routelet and use it across routes. When I published a route containing a routelet to Nexus Artifact repository from Studio and deployed via TAC to Karaf. It worked fine. However, When I do bundle:restart Sample or bundle:start Sample it throws exception as seen below.

t: >>> To <<< in route: Route(GenericExceptionHandlerRoutelet_cDirect_1)
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My Route looks as below.

Would be great if anyone could help.
Regards,
Hari
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Apologies for an addendum post. I had to do this as for some reason, It's not allowing me post another screen shot. Might be mistake from my end as well. 
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Anonymous
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would you be able to post the routes/routelets?
Anonymous
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Hello Team,
Thanks for your response. PFA attached file.
Regards,
Hari
Sample.zip.zip
Sample.zip_20160615-0159.zip
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Hi,
What's the purpose you do bundle:start or bundle:restart? the route bundle is auto started after you deployed it into karaf from TAC. could you try camel:route-stop/camel:route-start commands if you want to restart the route (not restart the bundle). (also maybe checking if the same result if you use bundle:refresh Sample command)
Regards.
sebastian_bauer1
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Pls ignore
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Hi,
What's the purpose you do bundle:start or bundle:restart? the route bundle is auto started after you deployed it into karaf from TAC. could you try camel:route-stop/camel:route-start commands if you want to restart the route (not restart the bundle). (also maybe checking if the same result if you use bundle:refresh Sample command)
Regards.

Hello Team,
Thanks for your response. Indeed, the route starts and works as I have mentioned in my earlier comment. However, for different reasons, the bundle needs to be bounced or when Karaf is re-started as well, I get this issue. Would be great if you can help me with this?
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Thanks, this helped me with another issue: The exception handler / error handler must be outside the routelet, otherwise it won't handle the exception / error