Hello,
I don't understand your flow. (I barely do in email, it is hard to transcript a
flow with letter I guess)
My advise to you : make a scheme with double arrows for InOut and simple arrow
for InOnly, you will see immediatly where is the inconsistancy.
You can use an eip:asyncBridge to transform InOut to InOnly (synchronous to
asynchronous) then do your integration patterns, then use pipeline to call
InOut stuff.
I am just starting to check Camel, so I don't really know if camel can handle
transformation from synchronous to asynchronous and back, but I was told that
eip is deprecated so you should use camel for everything else.
Regards
Vivian
-----Message d'origine-----
De : brijesh [mailto:[email protected]]
Envoyé : mardi 21 juillet 2009 22:43
À : [email protected]
Objet : MEP exception
Hello ,
I have workflow as follows
|-->smx-saxon
|-->cbr-->static rcpt--|-->cxf-bc(provider)
externalClient --> smx-cxf(consumer)-->smx-eip|
| Above
workflow smx-cxf(consumer), is in-only(inOnly) parameter ie, asynchronised
webservice. But
cxf-bc(provider) has in-out parameter. This webservice is synchronised
webservice. Between I have eip configured to pass the message through content
based router and saxon transformation also.
When I am executing this workflow I get the following error.
illegal state exceptin use and in-Only MEP??
thanks & Regards
Brijesh N K
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