You can put the URL into the jms message header. You can write a
customer processor to convert the URL header to camel component can
understand.
For you case I think you may consider to use the camel-http[1] component
to send the request by changing the header value[2].
[1]http://camel.apache.org/http.html
[2]http://camel.apache.org/http.html#HTTP-Camel2.x
On Wed Nov 30 00:05:52 2011, Tristan23 wrote:
I have something like this:
from("jms:queue:products")
.to(cxfrs://http://my-rs-service.com/restapi/product/1234";);
So I read XML documents from a JMS queue, that have a "product" element.
Based on the value of it I wanna call a JAX-RS WebService.
How would I do this?
- can I somehow use XPath and parse "product" out of my incoming XML?
- how would I dynamically build my URL for the REST Service call?
cheers,
T.
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