I have one last line in my camel project which is just a world of ugly
hackery I want to get around, but I can't find a good way around it.
from("cxf:bean:privateMessageService").routeId("ws-privateQueue").transacted().split().body().inOnly("activemq:pmQueue").end().transform(constant(new
ReceiveNotificationResponse()));
The split does nothing, but... I can't seem to be able to remove it.
if I use
.transacted().inOnly("activemq:pmQueue").transform(constant(new
ReceiveNotificationResponse()));
then its like the transform doesn't happen, and a empty message is replied.
if I use
.transacted().to("activemq:pmQueue").transform(constant(new
ReceiveNotificationResponse()));
Then it waits for activeMQ, and times out.
if I run the transform first, then activeMQ places the transformed object on
the queue, even when I say inOnly.
I CAN use a wiretap to do this, or write my own processor, but I know it
should be less hacky then this.
Weirdly enough, replacing activemq:* with log:* means it works. So I'm still
not quite getting something here.
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