Hello Brian,

If my understanding of your problem is right, you are using the output of your 
first service as the input of your second service (this is a routing slip 
right?). But your second service would require the same input. I think you 
should use a Recipient List EIP, or a WireTap EIP for your use case. To this 
end, you might have to consider using asynchronous messaging, which can be done 
with the AsyncBridge smx EIP.

Regards,
Vivian


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De : ObjectOrange [mailto:[email protected]] 
Envoyé : lundi 27 juillet 2009 21:22
À : [email protected]
Objet : Wrapped Document Services Routing


Hi,

I'm having difficulties understanding how ServiceMix-EIP routes an XML document 
from one service to another when using wrapped documents to determine service 
operations.

For example, an XML document (<Save><Document/></Save>) is picked up by the 
File BC and forwarded to an EIP Pipeline route service. That service routes 
this document to a data service deployed in the JSR181 SE which is configured 
as a JSR181/JAXB2 service with Save as its operation and Document as its input 
parameter type. When that service persists to the database, it returns a 
<SaveResponse><Document></SaveResponse>. This all is working fine to this point 
and is where I'm getting stuck. The next service is an external HTTP service 
(Intalio BPM) that requires a <Document> payload and SOAP action to be set. The 
EIP Pipeline Routing service is attempting to call that service with the output 
from the data service call using the <SaveResponse> as an operation wrapper 
around it as such:
<SaveResponse><Document></SaveResponse>. Is the EIP supposed to unwrap this 
response and wrap it again with the operation required by the next service or 
none if that service doesn't use wrapped documents?

Respectively,
Brian
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