Hi All,
in a camel route starting with a Jetty endpoint,
I want to enable gzipping if the input sends the http header:
"Accept-Encoding: gzip"
However, the Accept-Encoding may have multiple comma separated values for
different encoding accepted, typical it is
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
As the values are comma separated, I thought about a filter like this to be
fine (xml dsl):
<filter>
<simple>'gzip' in ${header[Accept-Encoding]}</simple>
... do gizipping ...
</filter>
the problem is that it works with a header value of "gzip, deflate" but it
won't work for a header value for example of "compress, deflate, exi, gzip,
identity", because the token split by in operator is ' gzip', (note the
extra space in front of it.
Do you have any suggestion to better handle this "dilemma" :-) ?
FYI I'm reverting to use:
<filter>
<simple>${header[Accept-Encoding]} contains 'gzip'</simple>
... do gizipping ...
</filter>
but using "in" would seem cleaner to me...
Thanks,
Cristiano
