Guiseppe,
The RoutingSlip receives an InOut message exchange. The RoutingSlip
will perform the flow described by Rabi Mishra and the last out message
is sent back in the original exchange that went into the routing slip.
Gert
beppe82 wrote:
What about the last out message? Which is the target service?
Thanks
rabi wrote:
As per my understandin RoutingSlip eip pattern routes an incoming In-Out
exchange through a series of target services. So it will be done by
default, out of test:se1 is in for test:se2.
________________________________
From: beppe82 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 7/5/2007 2:18 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How to use Static Routing Slip
But what happen when test:se1 has received the message and it want to
route
it to test:se2? What should it do?
Thanks
Adrian Co wrote:
Hi,
When you create and deploy the static routing slip endpoint below, it
essentially becomes a JBI service inside the bus.
So you can create an HTTP consumer for example and point the consumer to
the "test:routing-slip" service. Any http request that is directed at
the url being proxied by the http consumer will be routed to the routing
slip service, which will route it to test:se1, etc...
Hope that helps.
beppe82 wrote:
Hi, this is what I want to do:
I have a XML document which contains different tags; the content of the
tags
is used to call 7 stored procedure, which must be called sequentially.
To
have a flexible infrastructure, which permits to add further tags to
call
further stored procedures in the future, I decided to have a routing
based
on configuration. I noticed that servicemix has a static-routing-slip
service which I can use to define my business process. I would like to
configure: as FIRST thing the message will be sent to SE1, THEN SE1 send
it
to SE2, THEN SE2 send it to SE3 and so on. How can I do this?
I think I must create a list of the endpoints that take part to my
business
process, like:
<eip:static-routing-slip service="test:routingSlip" endpoint="endpoint">
<eip:targets>
<eip:exchange-target service="test:se1" />
<eip:exchange-target service="test:se2" />
...
</eip:targets>
</eip:static-routing-slip>
But how do I use this list?
Thanks and sorry for my English.
Giuseppe
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