Hi
If you use a filter then you most likely need to invert the method.
eg a isNotXXX method
filter().method(RedisService.class, "isNotLsaHtmlDuplicateBody")
.to("activemq:getAndStoreHTMLPage")
.end()
And you can use end to mark the end of the filter.
There is also a not predicate in Camel but the DSL is a bit
cumbersome, so I have improved that on Camel 2.10, so you can do
// requires Camel 2.10
filter(not(bean(RedisService.class, "isLsaHtmlDuplicateBody")))
.to("activemq:getAndStoreHTMLPage")
.end()
For Camel 2.9 or older, you can do something alike
filter(not(toPredicate(bean(RedisService.class, "isLsaHtmlDuplicateBody"))))
.to("activemq:getAndStoreHTMLPage")
.end()
And then do a static import of the toPredicate method.
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 3:48 PM, chrislovecnm <cl...@cnmconsulting.net> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I am doing this
>
> .choice()
> .when().method(RedisService.class,
> "isLsaHtmlDuplicateBody").to("mock:nowhere")
>
> .otherwise().to("activemq:getAndStoreHTMLPage?concurrentConsumers=30&asyncConsumer=true");
>
> I tried using a filter first, but I seemed to still be getting data. Am I
> incorrect about the filter?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chris
>
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