You can use beanshell language to achieve the same result.
Ensure that you have h_event and h_state present in the headers with some
values otherwise NPE will be thrown.
<filter>
<language language="beanshell"> (
request.getHeaders().get("h_event").equals("A") &&
request.getHeaders().get("h_state").equals("AA") ) ||
(request.getHeaders().get("h_event").equals("B") &&
request.getHeaders().get("h_state").equals("BB") ) </language>
<log message="${in.body}" /> // Do whatever you
want to do here
</filter>
-Ravi
-----Original Message-----
From: bonnahu [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2014 2:36 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Does simple expression support operator precedence by using
parenthesis or bracket?
hey guys, does anyone know if the simple expression support operator precedence
by using parenthesis?
Basically, I want to do something like this:
<simple>(${in.headers.h_event} == 'A' and
${in.headers.h_state} == 'AA')
or
(${in.headers.h_event} == 'B'
and ${in.headers.h_state} == 'BB' )
</simple>
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