> Doesn't from("....").handleFault() work either?
Building on my previous example I'm assuming it should look like this?
public void configure() throws Exception {
Endpoint ep =
context.getEndpoint("cxf:bean:serviceEp");
Processor proc1, proc2;
proc1 = applicationContext.getBean("proc1",
Processor.class);
proc2 = applicationContext.getBean("proc2",
Processor.class);
onException(java.lang.Exception.class).
handled(true).
process(proc1).
process(proc2).
to("mock:fault2");
from("direct:startJava").
setHeader("operationName",
constant("greetMe")).
to(ep).
handleFault();
}
If so then no, that doesn't work, either.
>>> Jens, I think you can use this interceptor to convert faults to
>>> exceptions...see
>>> https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/camel/trunk/camel-core/src/test/java/org/apache/camel/processor/FaultRouteTest.java
>>> this unit test
>>>
>>> basically, just add this to your context...
>>>
>>> getContext().addInterceptStrategy(new HandleFault());
>>
>> Thanks for that. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to help much. In fact, I
>> don't see the interceptor firing at all. Is there anything else that
>> needs
>> to be done to enable an InterceptorStrategy?
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