Hi,
I try to figure out what is the best strategy to by example authenticate a
user based on file content before to process the content of the file ?
The authentication process itself is not really important and may be
replaced by another logic (like validation, ....).
I'm not sure at all that I can do the full process in one route and probably
that I need to separate the part extracting the user of the file from the
next part of the route. Correct if I'm wrong ?
Idea :
from("file:///c:/temp")
.setProperty("userName").xpath("path to find in the XML file the username")
.to("direct:Authenticate");
from("direct:Authenticate")
.to("bean:authentication")
.choice().when(header("authenticated").isEqualTo(true)).to("direct:Unmarshallfile")
.otherwise.to("queue:rejectedMessage")
from("direct:UnmarshallFile")
.unmarshall().jaxb()
.to("queue:deliveredQueue")
Additional question : Can I place the three from ... to in one transaction ?
Regards,
Charles
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