An easy way to achieve this is using
.setHeader("headername", xpath("//myelement"))
in your route. This way you can extract informations and add these as
headers to the camel message.
You can then call a bean and work with these headers.
You can also write your bean like
public class MyBean {
public String createText(@Xpath("//myelement") myElement) {
return myElement;
}
}
The camel bean component allows to write a normal java class to process
your xml. Using annotations like above you can extract parts from the
message. Returning a String means you overwrite the message body with
this string.
You use the following in your route to call your bean:
.bean(new MyBean())
See:
http://camel.apache.org/bean-integration.html
http://camel.apache.org/xpath.html
The order example from the webinar could also be intersting as it
extracts data from xml and puts it is a mail body.
https://github.com/cschneider/camel-webinar/tree/master/examples/example-order
The example uses a velocity template to build the mail body which is an
alternative to using your own bean.
Christian
Am 10.01.2012 06:35, schrieb shaharyar:
thanks alot chris for your kind help
actually i just want to get values from that XML and nothing else.XML
parsing is not an issue.The real issue was that i want to build a route
which pick XML from a folder and then send it to processor and then
processor after parsing it (mean getting values from the file) write it into
a plain text file and place that file in another folder.
Thanks again.
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