If you want to send the message smartly, you can do the work like this
form("direct:logical").to("cxf:bean:clientEndpoint");
from("direct:physical").to("……")
You can specify the clientEndpoint Address to be "camel://direct:physical",
then the second camel route can route the request dynamically as you want.
You can change the invocation parameters in the first route as usual.
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On Monday, January 7, 2013 at 4:11 AM, helander wrote:
> Do you mean something like this:
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> from("cxf:bean:nameofendpointbean").to(......
>
> What address do I put on the endpoint bean ?
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> What adress do I specify in the cxf client ?
>
> Thanks
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> Lars
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