Hi, I have a Camel Spring XML where I define a camelcontext containing 2 routes. The main route is embedded inside the camlContext. At some point in the main route, based on someCondition, I need to decide to do either
* standard processing (here I just need trigger a single camel processor) * complex processing (here I would like to jump into a new route). The reason why the complex-route was introduced was simply to encapsulate the steps required to do the complex processing. Question : Is this the correct way of doing it (defining a new route and jumping into that route from an existing route) ? This seems to work fine except for one thing : Both the main-route and the complex-route have an onException element. When an exception occurs and even when complexProcessingRequired=false and the complex-route is never triggered, sometimes the onException block of the complex-route is triggered instead of the onException block of the main-route. Question : any ideas why it would trigger an onException block of the complex-route during standard processing (complexProcessingRequired=false) Thanks in advance -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Camel-multiple-nested-routes-in-one-context-tp5728576.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
