On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 10:50 AM, kikou1984 <hichem.ouesl...@atos.net> wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> i understood , i used the split like this :
>
> try {
> context.addRoutes( new RouteBuilder() {
> public void configure() {
> from("file:///D:/fileCamel/in?noop=true")
> // .bean(InitConcardisBean.class,"initialisation")
> .setHeader("TransactionClass",constant("net.awl.bfi.fluxRemisesConcardis.CorpsRemiseCB2AConcadis"))
> .bean(MappingCB2ABean.class,"mapCb2acinObj2")
> .split().method(EclatCCTIBean.class,"eclatCCTI").
> bean(EclatDBCRBean.class,"eclatDBCR").
>
> bean(FormatLstCB2ABean.class,"refactCB2ADebCreBean").
> bean(RefactCB2ABean.class,"refactCB2A");
> bean(MappingUDKBean.class,"mapUdkInObj").
> bean(MappingUDKBean.class,"makeFlatUDK").
>
> to("file:///D:/fileCamel/Sortie?fileName=firstUDK.txt");
>
> Then , the bean : EclatCCTIBean.class will dispatch the ArrayList <ArrayList
> <ClassA>> in 5 ArrayList <ClassA> to the Bean 'EclatDBCRBean.class', but i
> want to execute five time the chain from EclatDBCRBean to MappingUDKBean
> with the 5 ArrayList <ClassA> from ArrayList <ArrayList <ClassA>>.
>
> And it doesn't work !! if u can help me I would be grateful.
>
I dont think people understand what you really want.
Do you want to do like a for loop 5 times, or do you want to split a
message into smaller messages?
There is a loop eip as well. And if you use the copy option then it
uses the same input each time.
Alternative just write a java bean and call the other java beans yourself.
Then its just java code.
> thxs
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