On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 4:35 PM, kikou1984 <hichem.ouesl...@atos.net> wrote:
> I tried this one :
>
>
> .split()
> .method(myClass, "methodTosplit")
> .choice().when().simple("${property.CamelSplitIndex} == 2")
> .bean(myClassA, "methodA")
> .otherwise()
> .bean(myClassB, "methodB");
>
>
> it works.
>
> if you got a better idea let me know thxs.
> For each split, the body change by creating a new one, but not the header.
>
> how can i do to reload the header for each split ?
>
> Then i can put : for the fist split headers.put("Array",fistOne") and for
> the second headers.put("Array",secondOne").
>
> And in the main prog, i can make test,
>
> .choice().when().simple("${in.header.Array} ==
> fistOne").bean(myClassA,
> "methodA")
> .otherwise()
> .bean(myClassB, "methodB");
>
Your splitter bean can return a org.apache.camel.Message. And there
you can add the body, and also add headers such as if you want to call
bean A or bean B afterwards.
An alternative is to have another bean, that figures out to call bean
A or bean B.
.split()
.method(myClass, "methodTosplit")
.bean(myClass, "callAorB")
>
> thxs.
>
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