Answers inline On Dec 4, 2007 10:26 AM, Ruwan Linton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul, > > I am in the process of implementing the getters from the command back to > the message in the POJOCommand mediator and came across the following > issues. > > 1) Do we have to set the properties back to the message body (that is: > like replacing the message payload or part of the payload depending on the > provided XPATH from the result of a command object after execution) Yes! > > 2) If so, what if there is two matching elements? (Are we going to use the > first found or all) Just the first I think. We can document this, and encourage people to use exact XPaths. If people have repeating elements they need to deal with then they need to use the normal mediator interface I think > > 3) In that case are we replacing the element or attaching the result > property as a child to the matching element in the message? I think we are replacing it. That gives the user more power, and this makes it more symmetric too. Can you also provide some examples? Paul
