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Taariq Levack edited comment on CAMEL-4028 at 8/21/11 7:22 AM:
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I notice there's already a 'language' in the model, see LanguageExpression, so
I hope there won't be a clash. Should I use language here as well, or what else?
I have temporarily named the new one language2.
Just need to register the language beans from the XML to the bean registry then
I'll get a new patch up.
The first groovy test I'll still be grateful for.
was (Author: taariql):
This patch includes the global config using java and spring, but not yet
the namespace and the first groovy test I'd still be grateful for.
How do I handle the camel-spring for language?
The other JAXB changes I made work fine except for this, and I notice there's
already a 'language' in the model, see LanguageExpression, so I hope there
won't be a clash. Should I use language here as well, or what else?
I have temporarily named the new one language2, and I assumed I should add this
list of LanguageDefinition to CamelContextFactoryBean, but as you'll see after
building camel-core, you still cannot use language2 as I tried in
SimpleLanguageGlobalCustomTokensTest.
Thanks for the patience, I'm playing with many new toys for this ticket and
it's great and everything, but with current timing I'm hoping it's a few minute
job for someone to point me in the right direction while I dig around here and
there.
> Simple language - Allow to configure prefix and suffix tokens
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>
> Key: CAMEL-4028
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-4028
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: camel-core
> Affects Versions: 2.7.0
> Reporter: Claus Ibsen
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 2.9.0, Future
>
> Attachments:
> CAMEL-4028_Simple_language_-_Allow_to_configure_prefix_and_suffix_tokens_4.patch
>
>
> The simple language uses ${ } tokens by default. However groovy uses those
> for its GString. So we have a clash. Even if you use $simple{ } instead in
> Groovy then you have a clash.
> So we should add support for configuring the tokens so you can remedy the
> GString clash in Groovy.
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