Hello, I have a problem which I'm unsure on how to solve. So I have a route, say R1, that's pretty simple:
<route id="R1"> <from uri="jetty:http://localhost:8080/test"/> <bean ref="someProcessor"/> </route> Now someProcessor may take a long time to return, so I want to alter the route's behavior such that it's more "async". What I mean by this is I want the from endpoint to return quickly with a confirmation which includes a correlationId C1 of some sort and for the response from someProcessor to be associated with the correlationId. For simplicity sake lets just say it's some in-memory Map<String, Object>, so in the end it'll be something like map.put(C1, Response). If I'm trying not to alter the route R1 itself how would I do this? One idea I have is to use an interceptFrom: <interceptFrom> <bean ref="interceptProcessor"> </interceptFrom> The problem is that I want this interceptProcessor to act more like a consumer, with it dealing with the response Exchange and for the original client of route R1 to receive a response quickly which has the correlationId C1. Any and all ideas on how to approach this is welcome. Before: Client --> R1 --> Client (response) After: Client --> R1 --> inteceptProcessor (generates a correlationId C1) --> Client (only contains C1) inteceptProcessor (after C1 is generated)--> the rest of R1 --> interceptProcessor (or possibly another processor to do the map.put(C1, response)) -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/interceptFrom-with-a-new-consumer-tp5732453.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
