chael,
lastname=Tester}]]
I'll try to look into the code for how this is being marshalled, but again,
any help would be appreciated.
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Thank you Minh. I'm actually not using Bindy; however, your comment is
helpful.
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Figured it out. The lastName key needed to be the correct case (lastName
instead of lastname).
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s marshalling the csv then sending the exchange to a file an accepted
> approach? Or should I be using some other component in between the csv and
> file components.
> 2) How do I maintain the order of elements in a row. For instance, I want to
> make sure that the co
> 1003,Smith,Jane
> 1004,Horse,Larry
> 1005,Tester,Michael
>
> Here are my questions:
>
> 1) Is marshalling the csv then sending the exchange to a file an accepted
> approach? Or should I be using some other component in between the csv and
> file components.
> 2) H
For instance, I want to
make sure that the columns are order number, first name, last name; however,
the map keys are not the way I would want to assure order. Any guidance
would be appreciated.
Let me know if there is anything else I can provide. Thank you in advance
for your help.
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