On 18/03/2008, cmoulliard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The setHeader method does not accept as parameters (string, string) or
> (string, object) but (string, expression)
Sorry - try
setHeader("Client").constant("Jack");
You could use something like
setHeader("Client").xpath("/order/customer");
if you need to use expressions etc
I've just added a setHeader(String name, String value) to avoid
further confusion.
> The method setHeader(String, Expression) in the type
> ProcessorType<ProcessorType> is not applicable for the arguments (String,
> String)
>
> What is purpose of "expression" when we want to place something in the
> header ?
To support dynamic expressions at runtime - i.e. so based on the
Exchange / Message you get a different value.
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James
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