Prathiba,
At this point, in your interceptor, you're still working with a
JBIExchange implementation for Exchange, which has the
JBIExchange.getMessageExchange() method to access the underlying JBI
Message exchange. The JBI Message exchange will have the ServiceMix JBI
property I mentioned before, so you can copy that to your message. I
would also suggest you copy it to the Camel Message instead of the
Exchange (use exchange.getIn().setHeader() instead of
exchange.setProperty()).
Regards,
Gert
pratibhaG wrote:
I tried as per your suggestion like this:
from("jbi:service:http://servicemix.in2m.com/samples/http/jmsConsumer1";)
.intercept(new DelegateProcessor() {
public void process(Exchange exchange) {
try {
proceed(exchange);
exchange.setProperty("serviceName","http://servicemix.in2m.com/samples/http/MyProviderService";);
ErrorEnrich.sendErrorToErrorHandler(exchange);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
};
}).to("jbi:service:http://servicemix.in2m.com/samples/http/MyProviderService?mep=in-out";);
But here I am manually setting the serviceName as the jbi service. i dont
want this.
suppose I want to send the message to two sevices like this:
from("jbi:service:http://servicemix.in2m.com/samples/http/jmsConsumer1";)
.intercept(new DelegateProcessor() {
public void process(Exchange exchange) {
try {
proceed(exchange);
ErrorEnrich.sendErrorToErrorHandler(exchange);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
};
}).to("jbi:service:http://servicemix.in2m.com/samples/http/MyProviderService1?mep=in-out";)
.to("jbi:service:http://servicemix.in2m.com/samples/http/MyProviderService2?mep=in-out";);
Then how can get the name of the sevice which causes error?Please help.
Pratibha
