Hello camel community,
I’m taking my first steps in migrating from camel 2.25.1 to 3.0.0. Since
(nearly) all our camel routes (more then 2000) are written using spring dsl,
this migration is a very big job.
One of the things I notice is the missing CamelCreatedTimestamp exchange
property. We do a lot of things like the one below and that is not possible
anymore without the CamelCreatedTimestamp.
<route id="test.exception.standard.route" autoStartup="true">
<from uri="timer://test.exception.standard.scheduler?repeatCount=1" />
<log message="start of route
(${date:property.CamelCreatedTimestamp:yyyy-MM-dd-HH:mm:ss.SSS})" />
...
<log message="end of route
(${date:property.CamelCreatedTimestamp:yyyy-MM-dd-HH:mm:ss.SSS})" />
</route>
I know that the context of the property corresponds to "exchange.getCreated()"
but this statement is not available in spring dsl.
I know that I can replace the "property.CamelCreatedTimestamp" by "now" but
then the "end of route" values is not the same as the "start of route" value.
Is there any workaround available for my problem.
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