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How to convert the response of an InOut exchange using XSLT before
sending it back to the original calling endpoint?
Hi all,
Does anyone know how I can convert the response of an InOut exchange (so the
out message) using XSLT and pass it on to the original caller?
In my situation, an external system is sending a soap request to the
middleware (Apache ServiceMix and Apache Camel 1.6) which transforms it and
passes it as a HTTP post request to another external system. That system
replies with a XML message. I'd like to transform that message before
sending it back to the original calling system in the soap response.
Thanks!
Jeroen
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Re: How to convert the response of an InOut exchange using XSLT
before sending it back to the original calling endpoint?
Posted by jeroenvoogt <je...@gmail.com>.
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
>
> Usually you just add that transformation as the last step in the route.
>
> The reply to the original caller is always "whatever the Exchange
> looks like" when the route ends.
>
Thanks Claus, your reply helped me further and it's now working perfectly.
The output of the external system is sent to the XSL transformer which takes
the output message, and in the end the calling system receives the SOAP
reply. Following is a simplified description of these routes.
The first camel route:
from: consumer soap endpoint
to: http provider endpoint
to: transformer
The second route:
from: transformer
to: transformer factory
All exchanges here are of course InOut.
Regards,
Jeroen
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Re: How to convert the response of an InOut exchange using XSLT
before sending it back to the original calling endpoint?
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 4:13 PM, jeroenvoogt <je...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know how I can convert the response of an InOut exchange (so the
> out message) using XSLT and pass it on to the original caller?
>
> In my situation, an external system is sending a soap request to the
> middleware (Apache ServiceMix and Apache Camel 1.6) which transforms it and
> passes it as a HTTP post request to another external system. That system
> replies with a XML message. I'd like to transform that message before
> sending it back to the original calling system in the soap response.
>
Usually you just add that transformation as the last step in the route.
The reply to the original caller is always "whatever the Exchange
looks like" when the route ends.
> Thanks!
> Jeroen
>
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>
>
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