I think you are confusing MIME attachments and attachments of Camel
exchanges.
When you post an attachment on a multipart web form, this attachment is
stored in a multipart *body* of an HTTP entity
So MIME attachments are ending up into the *body* of the Camel
message/exchange (and no more as attachments) making thereby possible to
convert/serialize it into to a JMS message (on a DLQ for instance).
This being said, I still do not understand what really makes a:
this.originalInMessage = exchange.getIn().copy();
work better than this:
this.originalInMessage.setBody( exchange.getIn().getBody() );
this.originalInMessage.setHeaders( exchange.getIn().getHeaders()
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