Thanks,
I was able to catch the Exception by wrapping the processor as you said.
Works like a charm.
Although I still think I am doing something wrong in general, as I cannot
catch exceptions I deliberately throw from my MessageRouter class...
(starting to get that feeling that I need to use spring?)
from("ibmmq:B2B.B2B.Q.1")
.recipientList().method(MessageRouter.class,
"routeTo").onException(java.lang.Exception.class).to("ibmmq:B2B.B2B.Q.3");//.inheritErrorHandler(true);
MessageRouter.class:
public String routeTo(String body) throws Exception {
System.out.println("body is : " + body);
int endPos = body.lastIndexOf(":");
String endPoint = body.substring(endPos+2, body.length());
if (endPoint.equals("0") || endPoint.equals("1")) {
endPoint = "2";
throw new Exception("No destination queue found for message: " +
body);
}
String queueName = "ibmmq:B2B.B2B.Q."+endPoint;
return queueName;
}
Is there something I am doing wrong?
Regards
Dylan.
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