Yes, I'm sure the destination receives the message. The message body is
processed and the response set on the message out.
I've tried it with the direct: component and get the same result. I've set
the InOut pattern everywhere I can see to set it and I'm not getting a
response body.
I don't see
Hi Guillaume,
I did some works[1] about moving the OSGI stuff from camel-core to OSGI.
Current Camel 1.6 and Camel 2.0-snapshot don't check the "getBundle"
method from the classloader to verify if the camel context is deploied
in an OSGI envrionment.
Please feel free to try them out.
BTW, curren
Hi
If you want to do a request-response with JMS you need to use InOut.
You can use the requestBody method instead as its based on InOut.
Are you sure the destination receives the JMS message? And that it
returns a reply?
Have you tried with some other transport than JMS, you can eg try a
direc
