On 11/16/2010 07:35 PM, Donald Whytock wrote:
I don't think choice() works that way. choice() is for selecting a
single destination based on conditions; it does indeed stop at the
first match. If you want multiple when() clauses to be hit, you'll
need to give each one its own choice() end() wra
I don't think choice() works that way. choice() is for selecting a
single destination based on conditions; it does indeed stop at the
first match. If you want multiple when() clauses to be hit, you'll
need to give each one its own choice() end() wrapper.
What do you mean by multiple filters occu
You are making things complicate.
Why don't you try to generate the spring DSL which is based on you
business logic and use less simple expressions ?
On 11/17/10 3:22 AM, Craig Taylor wrote:
In an effort to avoid having to recompile / deploy our application for every
customer / data iteration
