John,
The Netty component does not support the injection of the host and port values
from a header. An alternative solution would be to use a Recipient List [1]
where these values are specified on the endpoint as dynamic values [2] from a
source such as a message header.
From your example, if
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.setHeader("ServerInfoRouteOperationException",
exceptionMessage())
.end()*
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