You can use the in:header() XPath function provided by Camel to access an
IN message header.
For example:
contains(in:header('CamelFileName'), 'foo')
Or combine it with any other XPath function like starts-with, matches, etc.
The Camel XPath documentation page describes this function and others. And
it also explains how to enable Saxon if you need XPath 2.0 functions.
Regards,
Raúl.
On 5 Sep 2013 14:44, "luixv" <luisman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We are developing an application which uses active mqueue and apache camel
> as
> router. This application is getting .html files as input (this files are
> NOT
> xml compliant). Depending on the prefix of the filename I have to route the
> file to different process. Actually the pattern "message router" <choice> /
> <when> does what I am looking for. The problem is the switch works over an
> xpath expression.
>
> Then my question is: Is possible to access / apply the filename in a Xpath
> expression? If yes then how? if not then how can I cope this problem?
>
> Thanks!
> v
> Luix
>
>
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