Hi,
I'm not completely sure but I think using PAYLOAD means that you always
geht the soap-body as this is the payload of the message. If you want
the complete soap-message you can use MESSAGE instead of PAYLOAD.
regards, Marco
Am 16.03.2012 16:29, schrieb Kerry Barnes:
Using camel 2.8.3 (tried under 2.9.0 as well) I am trying to process a SOAP
Message received from a<cxf:cxfEndpoint> "<from
uri="cxf:bean:ControllerEndpoint?dataFormat=PAYLOAD&allowStreaming=true"/>
My problem is that I want to perform an xsl transformation with the header
and body of the SOAP message and forward the request to another server. I
need to insert the username from the ws-security header into the new
request, which I can't seem to get without writing my own custom processor
(which I am currently using). I would think I should be able to do this
without any custom code, but I seem to only have access to the soap body,
not the soap header. How can I get the full envelope to do my
transformations against?
Were am I missing the boat?
Thanks for any help.
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