You can use ref:XXX in the deadLetterUri, to refer to a <endpoint>. On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 6:30 PM, Tom Howe <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > We are using Property placeholders successfully in our routes but I cannot > find a way to use them for deadletter queues.. > > In the below XML example. You can see I am pulling in the value of > ${ispy-in.endpoint} from a properties file to define the endpoint used in > the route. > I want to do a similar thing for the errorHandler's deadletteruri but > deadLetterUri seems to only take a URI. If I do something like > deadLetterUri="${dead.error}" /> I get an error a bit like : > > "..Couldn't merge properties, the first properties object contains a key > that doesn't exist in the second. The key is called..." > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks, Tom > > <camelContext id="mrs" autoStartup="true" xmlns=" > http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";> > > <errorHandler id="ispy.error" type="DeadLetterChannel" > deadLetterUri="XXXX" > > </errorHandler> > > <!--direct endpoints--> > <endpoint id="ispy.in" uri="${ispy-in.endpoint}"/> > > <!-- convert ispy messages to xml and place in general in queue --> > <route autoStartup="true" inheritErrorHandler="ispy.error" xmlns=" > http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";> > <from ref="ispy.in"/> > <to ref="general.in"/> > </route> > </camel> >
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