To answer my question, yes this works.
The JSON body is deserialized and passed on as a MyOrder object to the update()
method.
One issue with Rest PUT/POST is that Camel will use the request body also for
the HTTP response.
Usually this is not wanted, so best to empty the out body, e.g. with
<setBody><simple>null</simple></setBody>
On 16.09.2017 18:34, Martin Lichtin wrote:
Camel Rest DSL
Want to ask how can one pass the body of a PUT request to a method positional
argument.
Eg, with bindingMode=json will the magic ${body} work?
<rest path="/order">
<put uri="/{id}" type="MyOrder">
<to uri="bean:orders?method=update(${header.id},${body})" />
</put>
</rest>
with the method in Java as
update(String id, MyOrder myOrder)
Searched the docs (including Camel in Action, 2nd ed), but can't find an
example anywhere.
