Hi Matt,
The MessageContentsList is use the same parameter order as the method
argument, I think you can count on it.
You can inspect the CamelHttpQuery header at the same time to verify my
suggestion,
I don't think camel-cxfrs support the passer it as Map out of the box.
On Tue Dec 27 22:52:17 2011, Matt Narrell wrote:
Hello all,
Suppose I have a method to expose via REST:
@GET
@Path("/doSomething")
public Response doSomething(@QueryParam("foo") String foo,
@QueryParam("bar") String bar) {..}
Then wired in Spring XML as:
<camelCxf:rsServer id="someBean" address="/somePath"
serviceClass="org.some.package.SomeService"/>
Then added to a route as:
from("cxfrs:bean:someBean").process(..)
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When I reach the processor, the exchange body is a MessageContentsList containing the values passed
for "foo" and "bar". Is there a way to retrieve these query params via their
annotated names, either by some TypeConverter or header property? I'm not guaranteed that the
callers will pass these parameters ordered as they are in the method signature, so iterating over
the MessageContentsList is tricky if the params are of the same type, or if not all the parameters
were provided.
Alternatively, I could inspect the CamelHttpQuery header in my processor and
construct a Map, but I'm curious if there's configuration, TypeConverters, or
other ways to achieve this, out-of-the-box.
Thanks,
Matt
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