Hi Bob, Could you try setting:
<setHeader headerName="CamelHttpBaseUri"> <constant>http://xx.xxx.xxx.x/myhttpapp-1 <http://xx.xxx.xxx.x/myhttpapp-1/httpListener?bridgeEndpoint=true&throwExceptionOnFailure=false> </constant> </setHeader> before you make the outgoing HTTP call. Cheers, Richard On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 9:33 PM, bob anderson <bob.anderson2...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am trying to use a Rest consumer and then an HTTP Producer in the same > camel context. Both the Rest consumer works and the HTTP producer work > separately but not in the same context. The HTTP app that is called is just > another Camel servlet app that listens and returns an xml body message. I > get a 404 service not found error. I am probably not understanding some > concept about in and out bound HTTP > I have tried in two different Tomcat webservers (v6 and v7), putting the > http app on different and the same webservers. I am running camel version > 2.15.1 - I have written this in the spring dsl as follows; > > <camelContext xmlns="http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring";> > <!-- not sure if this is needed as the input from the rest call seems > to be a java.lang.hasmap - which I now handle as a hashmap not as json --> > <dataFormats> > <xmljson id="xmljson" /> > </dataFormats> > <!-- configure rest to use the camel-servlet component, and use json > binding mode --> > <restConfiguration component="servlet" bindingMode="json" > contextPath="session" port="8080"> > <dataFormatProperty key="prettyPrint" value="true"/> > </restConfiguration> > <!-- set up the listening paths that the service will accept --> > > <rest path="/session" consumes="application/json" > produces="application/json"> > <!-- ********************************** R E S T > *************************************--> > <post uri="/{sessionid}/start" > > <to uri="direct:start"/> > </post> > <!-- ********************************** R E S T > *************************************--> > </rest> > > <route streamCache="true"> > <from uri="direct:start"/> > <!-- Unpack the body of the message into header fields --> > <to uri="direct:mapStartMsg"/> > <!-- Create XML body message for HTTP request --> > <to uri="direct:createHTTPRequestMsg"/> > <!-- The HTTP method for the HTTP app is POST so I've hard coded it > here even though with content in the body it shouldnt be necessary --> > <setHeader headerName="CamelHttpMethod"> > <constant>POST</constant> > </setHeader> > <!-- > > ****************************************************************************************** > --> > <!-- U R L I S H A R D C O D E D H E R > E --> > <!-- I have tried adding the port to the url, as well as using HTTP4, > as well as using --> > <!-- a recipient list to call the URI > --> > <!-- > > ****************************************************************************************** > --> > <to uri=" > > http://xx.xxx.xxx.x/myhttpapp-1/httpListener?bridgeEndpoint=true&throwExceptionOnFailure=false > "/> > <!-- Get the HTTP response code from http server -to test for > success or fail --> > <setHeader headerName="Response"> > <simple resultType="java.lang.String">${body}</simple> > </setHeader> > <setHeader headerName="HttpResponseCode"> > <simple > resultType="java.lang.Integer">${header.CamelHttpResponseCode}</simple> > </setHeader> > > <log message=" ** CALLED THE HTTP app response body = ${body}"/> > > </route> > > > -- >
