Claus,
Thanks for the reply (your book has been a HUGE help btw).
Sorry, I am still missing something. I understand your comment about the
stream component, which clears up one question. However, I tried passing
the message to a bean, as:
("activemq:queue:myholdingqueue?testConnectionOnStartup=true").converBodyTo(String.class).beanRef("myCamelBean").to("stream:out");
my bean is defined via Spring XML:
<bean id="myCamelBean" class="com.mycc.beans.MyCamelBean"/>
and the actual class just has one method:
public String toSql(Object obj){
System.out.println("class is "+obj.getClass().getName());
if (obj.getClass().getName().equals("java.lang.String")){
String sre = (String) obj;
String.out.println("string is ["+str+"]");
}
}
What I end up seeing on system.out is
"class is java.lang.String"
"string is [Hello this is the text in my TextMessage]"
My question:
1) If I leave the "ConvertBodyTo()" out of the route, the bean never seems
to be called. Why is that?
2) I was expecting that my bean would get some sort of message object from
which I could call a getProperty, but it only gets a string with the header
(with the ConvertBodyTo). Is there something else I should be using to get
the message to my Bean?
Thanks again.
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