Hi
Looking into MessageSupport getBody(type) I was a bit puzzled with the
code vs. the comment
The code below is from a old version, eg 1 year old. This is highly
what James have coded.
However as I see it we do the opposite, we covert the body = payload
first. And if its null then we do on the message itself.
James, anyone?
PS: The code in trunk is basically the same, except it catches the
NoTypeConverterException as we do not return null for non converters.
protected <T> T getBody(Class<T> type, Object body) {
Exchange e = getExchange();
if (e != null) {
TypeConverter converter = e.getContext().getTypeConverter();
T answer = converter.convertTo(type, body);
if (answer == null) {
// lets first try converting the message itself first
// as for some types like InputStream v Reader its
more efficient to do the transformation
// from the Message itself as its got efficient
implementations of them, before trying the
// payload
answer = converter.convertTo(type, this);
}
return answer;
}
return (T)getBody();
}
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