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Hi,
I'm sure will not get a java object back as http response ;) You should
read this documentation http://camel.apache.org/http.html and perhaps
write a simple test to check out how your response looks like. Then you
can convert it to a java bean or wath ever you want.
Best regards - Claus
class is not really smart thing to do, but
I'm just doin a POC to see what all can be done.
Any insight appretiated.
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Hi.
You can use camel in your java class like this:
@EndpointInject(uri=direct:start)
protected ProducerTemplate start;
...
start.sendBody(body);
The route should look like this:
from(direct:start) // This is a java class and the message is a java object.
.choice()
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I was looking more for how the URI should be constructed.
from uri=xxx/
I'm looking to route to different servers based on the VO that will be
passed from a java class.
Thanks for responding Claude.
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You have to differ between consumers (from), producers (to) and the
route semantic like a content based routing. For me it's not clear what
you want to know. The from uris are depending on the consumer component
you want to use (http://camel.apache.org/components.html) as well as the
