Hi

Yeah seems so this header is not sent back. Feel free to log a JIRA ticket.

On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 6:44 PM, abhijit.kulkarni
<abhijit.kulka...@globalcharge.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a route in camel which uses restlet component to receive GET requests
> from the client (Android App).
> As part of this request, there are some query parameters I receive and based
> on one of the parameter value I have to return different HTTP statuses back
> to the service client.
> e.g. if the param value is 'A' then I return HTTP 200 with session Id set in
> the body, and this works fine with the following (following is pseudocode in
> Spring DSL and have omitted few sections irrelevant to this question).
> <route id="xyz">
>    <from
> uri="restlet:/authenticate/authCallback/{sessionID}?restletMethods=GET"/>
>     .......
>    <choice>
>       <when>
>
>            <setBody>
>                         <simple>${header.sessionID}</simple>
>            </setBody>
>        </when>
>    </choice>
>     ......
>  </route>
>
> I want to return HTTP 302 if the param value is 'B' so I have added another
> <when> in the choice element as below -
> <when>
>
>     <setHeader headerName="CamelHttpResponseCode">
>             <constant>302</constant>
>     </setHeader>
>     <setHeader headerName="Location">
>
> <constant>http://host:port/another_URL_where_client_must_redirect</constant>
>     </setHeader>
> </when>
>
> Now coming to a problem area - When client (android app) calls this rest
> service with param = 'B', it receives back the HTTP status as 302 but is
> unable to redirect because it is unable to find the URL to redirect to.
> After capturing the HTTP response in debug mode and printing the headers
> received in the Android App, I realized that the 'Location' from the headers
> list is missing (So obviously the Android App couldn't perform the
> redirect).
>
> Am I doing something wrong ?  Am I setting the Location header correctly ?
>
> Camel Exchange class has various HTTP related constants, but did not find
> any constant to be used to set the redirect url as a location in header. I
> was expecting something similar to CamelHttpResponseCode for redirect
> location such as CamelHttpResponseRedirectLocation or something like that :)
>
> Please help me ....
>
> Abhijit Kulkarni.
>
>
>
>
>
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