I would suggest something like below:
from("jms://...")
.to("xslt://...")
.to(cxf://...);
I'm not sure whether you are looking for the Camel XSLT component or not.
Camel also supports XPath...
The Camel CXF components supports HTTPS.
Best,
Christian
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 5:30 PM, saiya-jin <
martin.franci...@barclayswealth.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have been given a task to create app that will consume JMS messages from
> one source (it will be SOAP over JMS), do some XPath-related transformation
> to the content and post this content to existing Web Service on the other
> end. No need to create Java-XML binding for the content.
> What would be the easiest solution to this? Would it support HTTPS if we
> decide go that way one day?
> Thank You for suggestions ;)
>
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