When parsing an XML string containing repeated nested elements such as
<a>
<b>1</b>
<b>2</b>
<b>3</b>
</a>
with
.unmarshal().jacksonxml()
the resulting body only has the last <b> element.
This is a known bug in jackson-databind-xml which was fixed in version
2.12.0
However, Camel 3.8.1 still uses 2.11.4 and the latest supported version for
FUSE still uses 2.9.10
I created a simple unit test that demonstrates this bug in both the latest
community and FUSE versions.
https://github.com/herbertkb/jacksonxml-lists-bug
Simply cd into either and run mvn clean test. In the logs you can see:
INFO Pre unmarshal:
<root><list><item>ONE</item><item>TWO</item><item>THREE</item></list></root>
INFO Post unmarshal: {list={item=THREE}}
I think the solution may be to simply bump the versions, but I got a
ClassDefNotFound error when trying to bump it by excluding
jackson-databind-xml from camel-jacksonxml and adding it back as 2.12.0
Thanks for your time,
Keith
