Thanks a lot Claus, I can inject my data received from my servlet.
I just notice a bug but I don't know if it comes from spring or camel.
I tried to use a spring placeholder in the cal tag "to"
<to uri=${my.uri} />
The resolution has not been done.
It seems to be because "to" is not a spring tag but a camel tag.
(It works in spring tags)
I think I found a work around :
I created a EnpointHolderClass that contains
- a constructor with args CamelContext and Uri (string)
- a private member Endpoint and its getter and setter.
in spring, I declare my bean myEndPointHolder (class EndPointHolder), and
use spring <constructor-args> to set the uri and camel context
The contructor performs a camelContext.getEndpoint(uri);
I declare an other bean id="myEndpoint" using attributes Factory-bean
name="myEndPointHolder" and factory-method="getEndpoint"
in the <to> tag, I can refer my endpoint <to ref="myEndpoint">
GLD.
Claus Ibsen wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> You can send it to the from very easily like this
>
>
> camelProducerTemplate.sendBody("direct:foo", "Hello World");
>
> The first parameter is the URI of the endpoint, and the 2nd parameter is
> the payload to send.
>
> If you want/expect a reply, then use requestBody instead:
>
> Object reply = camelProducerTemplate.requestBody("direct:foo", "Hello
> World");
>
>
>
> Med venlig hilsen
>
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