Yes its by design the failed operation "rollback" so you can perform
redeliveries and whatnot, without having the exchange tangled with
side-effects and left overs from previous attempt.
The intent is that the data on exchange only changes if the operation
is success.
On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 6:41 AM, ourdatguy <ourdat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Actually, in line with the above answer, the only way I found to set and
> preserve headers in a catch block is to set the headers on the original
> message acquired through the unit of work (which can be accessed through the
> exchange).
>
> For example:
>
> try{
> //doing something awseome with my component
> } catch(SomeException se) {
> exchange
> .getUnitOfWork()
> .getOriginalInMessage()
> .getHeaders()
> .put(“MySpecialHeader”,”MySpecialValue");
>
> exchange.setException(se) //or throw
> }
>
>
> /dcb
>
> David C. Bauer
> email: ourdat...@gmail.com <mailto:ourdat...@gmail.com>
> skype: tucsonalama
> mobile: 801-995-0516
>
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