PredicateClause in the fluent builder for building predicates using fluent
builder syntax
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Key: CAMEL-1381
URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/CAMEL-1381
Project: Apache Camel
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: camel-core
Reporter: Claus Ibsen
Fix For: Future
The problem is when using predicates in the fluent builder you can not build an
expression but only call a single predicate.
James gave a hint on a solution:
>> Minor issue but I have been trying to coax folks away from this form
>> of DSL (e.g. figure 15)
>>
>> when(header("type").
>>
>> to
>>
>> when().header("type")...
>>
>> not always applicable - but its just to let the IDE do better
>> completion and let us remove some of the kinda global bits of DSL we
>> still have lying around the code.
> Yeah I will go over and change the ones that is possible. However when
> you chain a method then its not possible, eg:
>
> when().header("type").isEqualTo("foo").to("seda:foo");
Yeah - for things like that we currently have to use the EL / simple /
XPath expression languages.
I guess we could add some DSL to build them maybe...
when().is().header("foo").equalTo("something").
or
when().is().header("foo").equalTo().header("bar");
i.e. the is() builds a kinda binary expression with the first
expression returning a binary expression which is then used to build
an == != > < <= >= type expression with another expression?
Not totally sure its worth it though :)
So something like the ExpressionClause that can do this for expression, we can
create a PredicateClause that preserves the original type so you can continue
routing afterwards.
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