Hi.
You can use camel in your java class like this:
@EndpointInject(uri="direct:start")
protected ProducerTemplate start;
...
start.sendBody(body);
The route should look like this:
from("direct:start") // This is a java class and the message is a java object.
.choice()
.when(simple("${body.ID}=='A'")).to("serverX")
.when(simple("${body.ID}=='B'")).to("serverY")
.otherwise().to("serverZ")
.end();
For me it's not clear, what do you mean by server? Are the destination
classes are in your context (e.g. spring)? IF yes ist could look like:
from("direct:start") // This is a java class and the message is a java object.
.choice()
.when(simple("${body.ID}=='A'")).to("bean:x")
.when(simple("${body.ID}=='B'")).to("bean:y")
.otherwise().to("bean:z")
.end();
While x, y, z are the spring ids...
Best regards - Claus
On 03.12.2010 09:59, nkrust wrote:
Hi,
The consumer is a java class and I'm passing a java VO to the producer(s)
depending on certain parameters in the VO.
from(endPoint) // This is a java class and the message is a java object.
.choice()
.when(simple("${body.ID}=='A'")).to("serverX")
.when(simple("${body.ID}=='B'")).to("serverY")
.otherwise().to("serverZ")
.end();
I wanted to know how I can use a java class as consumer with VO as the
message. Also how the response which will again be a java object can be used
by the consumer.
I understand that camel is designed to work between a wide variety of
components and using from a java class is not really smart thing to do, but
I'm just doin a POC to see what all can be done.
Any insight appretiated.
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