Hello,
It's not so easy to get the "to" as it is to get the "from" for a camel
route. I have a similar webapp that you use to manage some specific camel
routes and here is an example of a code that reads the existing routes from
camel context and show them in a nice data grid interface:
// Fetch destination endpoint
String[] toSplitted;
if (route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(0) instanceof
FilterDefinition) {
transformer =
route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(0).getLabel();
if
(route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(1).getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(0).getLabel().startsWith("log"))
{
toSplitted = null;
} else {
toSplitted =
route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(1).getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(0).getLabel().split(":");
}
} else {
transformer =
route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(1).getLabel();
if
(route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(1).getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(0).getLabel().startsWith("log"))
{
toSplitted = null;
} else {
toSplitted =
route.getRouteContext().getRoute().getOutputs().get(1).getOutputs().get(0).getOutputs().get(0).getLabel().split(":");
}
}
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