You may consider to inject a ProducerTemplate into t your bean like
this[1]
Then you can send the message to the JMS endpoint as you want.
[1]http://camel.apache.org/pojo-producing.html
On Mon Mar 5 08:01:53 2012, Fitzcaraldo wrote:
Hi
I want to develop a bean that will write a copy of the message at various
points passing through a Camel route. Something like as follows:
from(foo:bar).bean("MyClass", "input")
.to(foo:bar).bean("MyClass", "output")
Inside the MyClass bean I want to be able to write to a jms log queue. Is
there anyway I can leverage an camel endpoint to do that or do I need to use
raw JMS? If JMS is the anyway I can get hold of the existing JMS
connection?
Thanks
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