@Vitalii, thanks for your help.
I was able to overcome using another approach that also suits me.
After looking at this carefully I've noticed that the "#" in "to" URL is not
that relevant and after all i could just parse part of the url in order to
create the route. After this I've made the redirection with a Processor.
Solution below:
.when(simple("${in.header.CamelHttpPath} contains 'xpto' "))
.process(xptoProcessor)
@Component
public class XptoProcessor extends AbstractProcessor {
@Autowired
private XptoSettings xptoSettings;
@Override
public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
super.process(exchange);
sendRedirect(exchange, xptoSettings.getXptoRedirectionUrl());
}
}
Note: sendRedirect is a function that I've implemented that will set trigger
a redirection. By doing so, camel bypasses url encoding step and let me
forward to a destination URL that contains an hash "#".
Cheers,
Diogo
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