On 5/31/07, Nick Outram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been struggling to use the splitter component to split an incoming JaxB
representation of an order message into its constituent transactions; the
message is coming from an activemq endpoint. After hours of wandering
through twisty little generics all alike... I think I've done my brain some
damage and could do with an example if somebody knows if it's possible any
takers? :)
LOL
So I guess the main thing is to write the Expression to extract the
items from the order. Since these are Jaxb POJOs you might wanna use
something like ruby/groovy/jxpath or something. It might be easiest to
start off with just writing a Java Expression....
from("activemq:someQueue").splitter(new Expression<Exchange>() {
public Object evaluate(Exchange exchange) {
Order order = exchange.getIn().getBody(Order.class);
return order..getLineItems();
}
}).to("activemq:anotherQueue");
you could wrap this expression up in a helper method if you find it
useful in multiple rules. Once thats working, you could try a
groovy/beanshell/ruby alternative maybe?
--
James
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