On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 5:36 PM, Castyn wrote:
> I created a custom processor per the links posted previously. Once in a
> custom processor, is there a way to marshal the message into java objects?
Its Java. So whatever you can do with Java you can do there.
If you have camel-jaxb on the classp
I created a custom processor per the links posted previously. Once in a
custom processor, is there a way to marshal the message into java objects?
Or is there a good way to parse and edit the xml message from within the
processor, or should I just write base XML parsing in java?
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Actually for a bit more clarity, the route is as follows:
// Static
SOAP Message
// This is a remote
version of servicemix where this queue is processed and responded with a
complex SOAP XML message
At this point is where I'd like to begin transforming the message, and am
Well I suppose the interesting thing is that when the initial request is sent
to the cxf web service endpoint, I am just using a velocity template as the
message since it is static, so the cxf endpoint is in MESSAGE format for
that. The reply back from the cxf endpoint then would be what needs to
Hello Eric!
What's about something like this:
from("cxf://bean:wsService")
.convertBodyTo(SomeOther.class)
.to("activemq://queue:foo")
The default dataFormat for the CXF component is POJO. So you will receive a
java bean.
Implement your own type converter [1] to convert the web service reque
