The first argument to pollEnrich() specifies a consumer endpoint, not a
producer endpoint. So, instead of sending the current exchange (the one
containing the header) to the endpoint, the pollEnrich() command creates a
new exchange object containing one of the files from the specified
directory, /test/data. In other words, the current exchange is ignored when
pollEnrich() polls the file system, and this is the expected behaviour.
If you want to read a specific file, you could use the fileName option
option in the URI. For example:
.pollEnrich("file:/test/data?noop=true&readLock=none&fileName=foobar.xml",10000)
For details of the fileName option, see http://camel.apache.org/file2.html.
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