I am unsure which approach I should take in order to express the following
route as a Java DSL.
This is part of a password reset function with an email being sent out.
1. Consume a client rest call from the web via a rest URL
2. Do the reset stuff in the database
2a. Return OK to the Rest calling user
2b. Send the reset mail to a velocity template and then to the smtp
component
Initially I tough of something like this, but result of the approach below
is the veolicty text content both to my rest call and to my email recipient.
from("seda:sendNewPassword")
.to("bean:UserRouterHandler?method=prepareResetEmail")
.to("velocity:EmailReset.vm")
.to("smtp:smtp.hesbynett.no");
from("restlet:/myApp/rest/users/{email}/reset_password?restletMethod=POST")
.multicast().parallelProcessing()
.to("bean:UserRouterHandler?method=directRespond",
"seda:sendNewPassword");
The "directRespond" methof on the bean UserRouterHandler only copies the
excahnge in Body to the out Body.
As I read from the documentation the Exchange is still sharing the exchange
object between the paths for the route, so I am obviously choosing the wrong
approach here.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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