Thanks alot Antoine.
Best Regards,
Ângelo Costa
On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 9:57 AM, Antoine DESSAIGNE [via Camel]
ml-node+s465427n5764632...@n5.nabble.com wrote:
Hi Angelo,
First in groovy you don't need to explicitly call the 'get' method on
Maps.
Second, you'll have to use the exchange
Hi Angelo,
First in groovy you don't need to explicitly call the 'get' method on Maps.
Second, you'll have to use the exchange in order to access properties in
groovy.
Here what you need to do :
groovyrequest.body[exchange.properties['currentCode']]/groovy
Have a nice day,
Antoine.
2015-03-17
Hello Antoine,
Your solution worked perfectly. Thanks alot!
Cheers
Ângelo Costa
On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 5:50 PM, Antoine DESSAIGNE [via Camel]
ml-node+s465427n5764229...@n5.nabble.com wrote:
Hi,
No, it's not possible. In order to be unique in your Map it has to know
which fields are
Hello again Antoine,
The previous groovy expression worked well. Thanks.
How can i pass camel property inside groovy context.
For example if i define a property
setProperty propertyName=currentCode
simple100/simple
/setProperty
How can i use this property inside
HI Guys,
i'm using jdbc component to perform a selectList. I've noticed that
according to the impl it returns a ListMaplt;String, Object data =
extractResultSetData(rs);
Is there any type of transformation i can perform to have data like
MapString, Maplt;String, Object so instead of a List i
Hi,
No, it's not possible. In order to be unique in your Map it has to know
which fields are part of key (assuming that you retrieve them all).
If you have camel-groovy in your project you can do the following:
to(jdbc:something).setBody(new
GroovyExpression(request.body.collectEntries
