It was only for demonstration. As I said above, template was sent to early.
That was the problem
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On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 4:12 AM, Olaf wrote:
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template.sendBody("direct:in", body);
was called before mock assertions definitions.
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Source code for class, failing test and configuration file 'test-http.xml'
http://pastebin.com/GHsiqR1t
Would be great, if someone could tell me what is wrong here
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Hello,
in one of my tests, I just cannot get it working... expectedMessageCount
works fine and I see 3 incoming messages. I'd like to overwrite output
bodies to mock http call results, but whenAnyExchangeReceived is never
called and thus I cannot assert the final message content to be &q
