Hi

We have a JIRA ticket for a separate page for the interceptor. Currently there 
is only a little sniff at the DSL page
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-442
http://activemq.apache.org/camel/dsl.html

Ad 1)
Yes one of the things I would like to improve is to make it easier for end 
users to add their own with this method. However you can use the existing DSL 
to route to a bean and there you can do what you want with the exchange.

This method is for adding interceptors that is more tightly coupled with Camel 
where you can do more advanced stuff, hence some of the tracer and JMX stuff is 
added like this.

Ad 2 + 3)
If you add intercept() outside a route it's a global intercepter for all the 
rouutes. 

On the other hand if you add it within a route it's only for this route.





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-----Original Message-----
From: cmoulliard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 10. juli 2008 12:16
To: [email protected]
Subject: Explanation requested for when intercept defined outside of the route ?


Hi,

I see in the tests case of Camel that they are at least three different ways
to use the interceptor :

1) Add tracer as an interceptor (using the context)

getcontext().addInterceptorStrategy(InterceptStrategy);

where InterceptStrategy can be :
- Debugger : to debug and trace
- Tracer : to trace routes
- Instrumentation : for monitoring performance metrics

Remark : It should be interesting to have test case to see How to implement
InstrumentationInterceptStrategy ?

2) intercept is embedded in the routing

e.g.  from("seda:bar").intercept().to("log:hoho")

3) intercept is defined outside of the route

e.g.

intercept(header("foo").isEqualTo("bar")).to("mock:b").proceed();

from(direct:start").to("mock:a");

Questions :

- What is the difference between case 2) and 3) if there is one ?
- What will be intercepted in the case 3)  ?

Regards,

Charles

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