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Xavier Fournet updated CAMEL-6191: ---------------------------------- Description: {noformat} The simple langage permit to access to a map element by specifying the key between [], ie ${body[key]} When the key contains a space the behavior is not the same for a simple expression or a simple predicate: * expression ${body[my key]} will access to the "my key" element -> correct * expression ${body['my key']} will access to the "my key" element -> correct * predicate ${body[my key]} == 'value' will access to the "mykey" element -> incorrect * predicate ${body['my key']} == 'value' will access to the "my key" element -> correct {noformat} See attached testcase, the current ouput is {noformat} 618 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 624 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 629 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 633 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 641 [main] INFO route1 - test1 is false 648 [main] INFO route1 - test2 is true 652 [main] INFO route1 - test3 is true 657 [main] INFO route1 - test4 is false {noformat} but it should be {noformat} 618 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 624 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 629 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 633 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 641 [main] INFO route1 - test1 is true 648 [main] INFO route1 - test2 is true 652 [main] INFO route1 - test3 is false 657 [main] INFO route1 - test4 is false {noformat} was: {noformat} The simple langage permit to access to a map element by specifying the key between [], ie ${body[key]} When the key contains a space the behavior is not the same for a simple expression or a simple predicate: * expression ${body[my key]} will access to the "my key" element -> correct * expression ${body['my key']} will access to the "my key" element -> correct * predicate ${body[my key]} == 'value' will access to the "mykey" element -> incorrect * predicate ${body[my key]} == 'value' will access to the "mykey" element -> correct {noformat} See attached testcase, the current ouput is {noformat} 618 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 624 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 629 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 633 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 641 [main] INFO route1 - test1 is false 648 [main] INFO route1 - test2 is true 652 [main] INFO route1 - test3 is true 657 [main] INFO route1 - test4 is false {noformat} but it should be {noformat} 618 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 624 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 629 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 633 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 641 [main] INFO route1 - test1 is true 648 [main] INFO route1 - test2 is true 652 [main] INFO route1 - test3 is false 657 [main] INFO route1 - test4 is false {noformat} > Simple expression and predicate behaviors are different when accessing to map > with a space in the key > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: CAMEL-6191 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-6191 > Project: Camel > Issue Type: Bug > Components: camel-core > Affects Versions: 2.10.3, 2.10.4 > Reporter: Xavier Fournet > Attachments: CamelTest.java > > > {noformat} > The simple langage permit to access to a map element by specifying the key > between [], ie ${body[key]} > When the key contains a space the behavior is not the same for a simple > expression or a simple predicate: > * expression ${body[my key]} will access to the "my key" element -> correct > * expression ${body['my key']} will access to the "my key" element -> correct > * predicate ${body[my key]} == 'value' will access to the "mykey" element -> > incorrect > * predicate ${body['my key']} == 'value' will access to the "my key" element > -> correct > {noformat} > See attached testcase, the current ouput is > {noformat} > 618 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 > 624 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 > 629 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 > 633 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 > 641 [main] INFO route1 - test1 is false > 648 [main] INFO route1 - test2 is true > 652 [main] INFO route1 - test3 is true > 657 [main] INFO route1 - test4 is false > {noformat} > but it should be > {noformat} > 618 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 > 624 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE1 > 629 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 > 633 [main] INFO route1 - VALUE2 > 641 [main] INFO route1 - test1 is true > 648 [main] INFO route1 - test2 is true > 652 [main] INFO route1 - test3 is false > 657 [main] INFO route1 - test4 is false > {noformat} -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira