All,
I'm trying to handle the response from a PayPal reporting xml request.
Below is a fragment of the larger xml:
<getMetaDataResponse>
<reportId>#########64</reportId>
<numberOfRows>2</numberOfRows>
<numberOfPages>1</numberOfPages>
<pageSize>1000</pageSize>
<numberOfColumns>55</numberOfColumns>
<columnMetaData colNum="1">
<dataName>Transaction ID</dataName>
<dataType>string</dataType>
</columnMetaData>
<columnMetaData colNum="2">
<dataName>Time</dataName>
<dataType>date</dataType>
</columnMetaData>
...
...
...
</getMetaDataResponse>
I was trying to use the bold section of code to handle each row
(<columnMetaData> tag). I'm not quite sure how to approach this. I want to
store each row as a java object that will then be persisted to an oracle
database. Any recomendations/examples. Also the current code that I have
below, I get the following error, "The method otherwise() is undefined for
the type ExpressionNode".
Thanks,,
Dennis
public void configure() throws Exception {
try {
from("quartz2://myGroupName/myTimerName?cron=0/20+*+*+*+*+?")
.process(new
RunReport()).to(JETTY_STRING)
.choice()
.when().xpath("/reportingEngineResponse/baseResponse/responseCode
= '100' and /reportingEngineResponse/runReportResponse/statusCode = '3'")
.log("Valid report response
received\n")
.process(new ReportResults()).to(JETTY_STRING)
/*
* Get Report Results
*/
.choice()
.when().xpath("/reportingEngineResponse/baseResponse/responseCode = '100'
and /reportingEngineResponse/getResultsResponse/Results/statusCode = '3'")
.log("Valid results response
received\n")
.process(new
ReportMetaData()).to(JETTY_STRING)
/*
* Get Report MetaData
*/
.choice()
/
.when().xpath("/reportingEngineResponse/baseResponse/responseCode =
'100'")
.log("Valid MetaData
received\n")
.split(body().tokenizeXML("columnMetaData",
"getMetaDataResponse")).streaming().*process(new MetaDataResponseHandler())*
/ .otherwise()
.log("No Report MetaData
Received\n")
.process(new ErrorHandler())
.endChoice() // End Get MetaData
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