On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 11:37 AM, balkishore
<balkishore.pan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi claus,
>
> How would i perform xpath evaluation in
> exchange.getOut().getHeader("ServiceGroupID", String.class);
>
> I did not find any example where xpath is evaluated in the getheader()
> function.
>
You would need to do it on the body as the SOAP message includes
headers+body in the same payload.
You can create a shared builder you can use for the evaluation, as the
xpath expression would be the same
private XPathBuilder xpath = XPathBuilder.xpath("YourXPathExpressionHere");
And then when you have the response you can do.
And make sure exchange.hasOut() return true on the response, to grab
the out message.
eg see the FAQ I send a link to before.
String body = exchange.getOut().getBody(String.class);
String id = xpath.evaluate(exchange.getContext(), body);
Also note that XPath is an API there is in the JDK. So you can google
for xpath examples and use plain API from the JDK if you want.
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