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Hi,
I am going through the recipient list pattern and am trying to work out what
constitutes an "invalid endpoint". Given the following RouteBuilder:
public class RecipientListUnrecognizedEndpointRouteBuilder extends
RouteBuilder {
@Override
public void configure() throws Exception {
Hi,
cloud wrote
> Is there a tools to convert java dsl to xml ?
No, although you can see an XML representation of a route defined in any DSL
(Java, XML, Groovy, Scala etc.) by calling a method called dumpRouteAsXml()
when looking at it though JMX.
cloud wrote
> Is every java dsl code have
I should also say that there is a runtime tool that allows you to see the XML
of running routes - HawtIO (http://hawt.io).
Jakub
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Hi Reji,
contactreji wrote
> Suppose I hit the endpoint with
*
> http://localhost:8181/cars/100?color=red&model=2015
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> with a http GET method, how do I access the
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> color=red
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> data in camel exchange. where does it get stored?
HTTP consumer endpoints such as Jetty (and I am guessing th
