Note for any lurker who may read this thread. Correct route is:
I'm not sure that multicast is really required, but string conversion
definitely is
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On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 11:48 AM, wolfram wrote:
> I've found the solution
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> So, thanks for your hint.
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> Also could you give me advice if such expressions with "simple" tag are fast
> enough?
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Yep as it get parsed once on starting the route, and at runtime its
pure java code being evalua
I've found the solution
So, thanks for your hint.
Also could you give me advice if such expressions with "simple" tag are fast
enough?
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Hi
I assume the wsdl is a HTTP GET, eg ?wsdl in the uri.
If so then there is no message body (eg its null), and so when you
want to write that as a file, then the file producer cannot do that as
there is no message body to write.
You can for example use a Filter EIP to detect whether there is a
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Hi. I've the following route configuration
it's purpose is (obviously) to save all the incoming messages into
target/reports/server/jetty/contractlast/input and outgoing into
target/reports/server/jetty/contractlast/output
It's working correctly for all the soap requests but when I'm trying to
