Hi
Can you try with a different signature of your method to see if
something is fussy there.
(@XPath("//request") String requestType)
Try just with a plain (Exchange exchange) where you can use
exchange.getIn().getBody() to check if the body is okay.
And then String s = exchange.getIn().getBody(
I am having a hard time getting this working. I managed to put the tracer
working and I can see that the message I'm sending is valid. I think it's
in the response that I'm getting the "content not allowed in prolog" message
because now it's saying it's finding a character 'j' where '<' is expec
On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 12:53 AM, angeloNZ wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Camel alongside ServiceMix to do content based routing. I'm
> trying out using the @RecipientList annotation in my code to do a dynamic
> lookup of my intended endpoints from an external properties file.
>
> This is my camel m
Hi,
I'm using Camel alongside ServiceMix to do content based routing. I'm
trying out using the @RecipientList annotation in my code to do a dynamic
lookup of my intended endpoints from an external properties file.
This is my camel method:
@RecipientList
public String getTarget(@XPath("//re
