Hi Markus,
Thanks for advice. Yes that would work but as you pointed out it's not ideal
since it's then not possible to see where the message will end up just by
reading the Routing definition. I would like to make my RouteBuilder as
readable as possible.
Does you know whether it's possible to cast the "body()" of a message to
it's base object?
Perhaps this would work?
from("jms:queue:queue1").to("bean:myBeanMethod1").choice()
.when(body().convertTo(MyReturnCodeEnum.class).isEqualTo(MyReturnCodeEnum.ERROR_CODE_1))
.to("jms:queue:error1Queue")
.when(body().convertTo(MyReturnCodeEnum.class).isEqualTo(MyReturnCodeEnum.ERROR_CODE_2))
.to("jms:queue:error2Queue")
I assumed in above example that the actual object on the "from" queue is the
MyReturnCodeEnum object now rather than the wrapping object MyReturnObj1
Thanks
Andrew
ee7arh wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting quite into using the Camel DSL router and got quite far but
> now have this situation:
>
> I have a bean method (myBeanMethod1()) which returns not a boolean but a
> real object (MyReturnObj1). This object contains an Enum return code
> (myReturnCode) and I want to do some routing based on this returncode.
>
> e.g.
>
> // Bean Method
> public MyReturnObj1 myBeanMethod1();
>
> The definition of MyReturnObj1 is
>
> public class MyReturnObj1 {
>
> protected Enum myReturnCode;
>
> }
>
> I want to do some routing like this:
>
> from("jms:queue:queue1").to("bean:myBeanMethod1").choice()
> .when(myErrorCode=myReturnCode.ERRROR1).to("jms:queue:error1Queue")
> .when(myErrorCode=myReturnCode.ERROR2).to("jms:queue:error2Queue")
> .otherwise().to("jms:queue:unknownErrorQueue");
>
> Is it possible to somehow do routing based on bean which returns an
> object? If I set my "returnCode" into the JMS Header field I could use the
> header() method to get the values as seen in many examples on Camel
> website.
>
> Advice greatly appreciated.
>
> Andrew
>
>
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