You can put your XML message into exchange as property, it will be copy
across the endpoints.
And you can extract the ID, and send it to a camel-cxf[1] endpoint
without create the entire SOAP message yourself.
Then you need to put all these information back in your custom bean[2].
[1]http://camel.apache.org/cxf.html
[2]http://camel.apache.org/bean.html
On Wed May 16 22:32:38 2012, pvunckx wrote:
Case:
I receive an XML message who contains a lot of data, one of the fields is an
ID of a person.
Via this ID (and only this ID) I need to construct a SOAP message to make a
WS-call who will return extra information that I need to merge with the
initial (!!) message.
I support I have to use the ‘enrich’ method
1/ But for the uri what do I need to use ? A CXF uri ?
2/ I can construct a message for the CXF WS but doesn’t I lose that way the
original message ? Which I still need to do the merge (Of how do I get this
message back?)
Pseudo-code:
> From (“direct:start’)
.transform() //convert xml msg to xml msg for first ws call
.enrich (uri, strategy) //uri ? , strategy can I access the initial
msg?
.to(cxf-ws); //call second ws with enrich initial msg
Thanks for tips and tricks!!
Pieter
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