Gert,
You are right. We receive a Java Object List
// Extract the messages from the body
messages = (List<String>) body;
for (Iterator itermessages = messages.iterator(); itermessages
.hasNext();) {
// Get each message
message = (String[]) itermessages.next();
for (Iterator itermessage = messages.iterator();
itermessage
.hasNext();) {
// Split the content of the message into field
field = (String[]) itermessage.next();
Gert Vanthienen wrote:
>
> Charles,
>
> I think the CSV file is transformed into a Java List object, which might
> be the reason why you see the [ ] in there when printing the message body.
>
> Gert
>
> cmoulliard wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Why the CSVDataFormat add those characters from and after a CSV line '['
>> ']'
>> ?
>>
>> ex of body message displaying those characters.
>> [[1, bank1, 10, 20, sale], [2, bank2, 10, 5, sale], [3, bank3, 1000,
>> 2000,
>> buy], ...
>>
>> Remark : the file parsed using CSVDataformat is placed as a message in a
>> queue.
>>
>> from("file:///c:/temp/test?noop=true")
>> .unmarshal().csv()
>> .to("test-jms:queue:test.queue");
>>
>> May I suggest you to avoid the generation of such characters because
>> those
>> tags must be remove during the process to map CSV line content to a POJO
>> !
>>
>> Is it possible to have CSV annotations (like it is possible in the ETL
>> example with XML file) in order to map the content of a CSV line to a
>> POJO ?
>>
>> regards,
>>
>> Charles
>>
>
>
>
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