Thank you, James
But, if my route like this :
from("jms:...").errorHandler(deadLetter()).process(myProcess).to("http://host1/example";)
and "to"-endpoint throw an exception, then i wont repeat like
RedeliveryPolicy.
I don't wont change the route :
from("jms:...").process(myProcess)
and create "http" -endpoint during runtime in "myProcess", but i wont to
manage redelivery schedule only.
can i do it ?
Thanks
Evgeny
James.Strachan wrote:
>
> 2008/6/19 pevgen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Hi.
>>
>> How can I get "deadLetterChannel" object in my "Processor.process()"
>> method
>> ?
>>
>> I wont to change RedeliveryPolicy in runtime. for example, i need stop
>> increase delay time after X attempts.
>
> You're best bet is to use dependency injection.
>
> e.g. create a custom policy, then inject it into your custom Processor.
>
> myCustomDeadLetterChannel = ...;
>
> myCustomProcessor = new MyCustomProcessor(myCustomDeadLetterChannel);
>
> from("foo").process(myCustomProcessor);
>
>
> Or using spring to do dependency injection if you use spring.xml instead.
>
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