That would certainly help get the header values I need into Bean A as shown
below.
Route A:
from("direct:RouteA")
.beanRef("beanA", "retrieve(${headers})")
;
Bean A
@Produce(uri = "direct:foobar")
protected FooBarService fooBarService;
public ReturnValue retrieve(Map<String,String>headers) {
String someHeader = headers.get("someHeader");
someValue = fooBarService.foobar();
return someValue;
}
But I'm still not clear on how I would pass on the header value retrieved
above so that I have access to it in Route B. In Route B, I end up with a
new DefaultExchange that doesn't contain any of the header information from
Route A.
I imagine I could modify the foobar() method in the FooBarService interface
to pass the header value, but I'm still not sure how I would have access to
the value in Route B, plus that approach seems too invasive.
Route B:
from("direct:foobar")
.beanRef("bean that somehow set's 'someHeader' on this
route's Exchange")
.to("some other uri")
;
I'm probably missing something obvious here, so any enlightenment would be
greatly appreciated.
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