Through simple and OGNL we have nice easy ways to read the properties of beans in the body, headers, or properties. But what I cannot find is an easy way to invoke a setter on a bean property, but perhaps I am missing something.
I can certainly create a bean or processor to invoke the setter, but it seems to me that if I am forced to do it for something as simple as setting a property then something is missing in Camel. I try to do as much as possible in Camel. I can certainly use another language like javascript, groovy, or el to do it, but once again bringing in a whole new language seems like overkill just to set a property. So 3 operations that i don't see an easy way to do in Camel without resorting to these heavyweight solutions are: - Set a bean property - More generally, you should be able to invoke any method on a bean including with parameters - Create a new instance of a bean (possibly with parameters) Correct me if I am wrong and there is a simple way to do these. -- Dale King
