Hi
You should use #bean:xxx to refer to a bean in the registry by its id.
https://github.com/apache/camel/commit/763bfeb999f1fa7a3a3f1ef96c7a7eefa2032734
On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 1:56 PM Vojtech Fried
<vfr...@opentext.com.invalid> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> in Camel 2.x I used a #<name> notation in URIs for endpoints. I used the
> #<name> for example for passwords, because passwords can contain any
> characters and I don't want any Camel processing on it. I used SimpleRegistry
> to add objects and somehow plugged it into Camel context and then looked
> those object by name with #<name>. It does not seem to work in 3.x. The
> replacement for this seems to be ${ref:<name>} notation. But it works
> differently, at least for my "toD" URIs. If I put a String into the registry
> and reference it with "ref:", it is somehow processed by Camel when it
> normalizes URIs, I think properties are looked up if the string contains
> something like {{name}}.
>
> Is there any documentation on "#" or "ref"? Was "#" replaced with "ref" in
> 3.x or is it some problem in my environment? I haven't found it in migration
> to 3 docs.
>
> /Vojtech
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