I didn't used the cxfrs component until now, but my expectation would be:
- set the header you would like to send as message header
- may provide your own "headerFilterStrategy" (checkout [1] for this)
This should work, IMO. If not, feel free to raise a JIRA for it.
[1] http://camel.apache.org/cx
Hi Marco,
I am facing a strange problem when using recipientList, the processor
method where I am setting the value in header is getting the input as the
appended value of the earlier request.
from( "jms:request")
.process(new AddHeader("test"))
.to("cxfrs://http://abc.com/"
Hi,
you cannot use simple language in the to endpoint-uri, but you can use
it in the recipientList!
from( "jms:request")
.process(new AddHeader())
.recipientList(simple("cxfrs://http://abc.com/${header.test}";));
regards,
Marco
Am 22.03.2012 16:13, schrieb atg roxx:
Hi Alex,
I doubt that we can use simple within to. I am getting compilation error
for it.
Regards,
-atg roxx
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Alex Anderson wrote:
> > from( "jms:request")
> >.process(new AddHeader())
> >.to("cxfrs://http://abc.com/"; + < header (test)>)
Hi RNPG,
I check the links you have provided and they are really good, but they dont
seem to solve my problem.
I want to genreatet the URI in dynamic fashion. i.e http://abc.zyz.com/
Can you suggest a way how to generate this uri.
--Regards,
atg roxx
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 12:22 PM, Reube
> from( "jms:request")
> .process(new AddHeader())
> .to("cxfrs://http://abc.com/"; + < header (test)>)
Have you tried:
.to(simple("cxfrs://http://abc.com/${header.test}";))
