Choice with an xquery

[Thomas Hehl <th...@heavyweightsoftware.com>]

This: http://camel.apache.org/predicate.html says that I can use an 
xquery in a predicate, but I can't find an example.

My message coming back contains a status tag. I want to check it for 
"OK" to make sure it processed correctly. Here's what I wrote to make 
sure the concept was sound.

                         .transform().xquery("/status", String.class)
                         .choice()
                           .when(body().isEqualTo("OK"))

But this destroys the entire message. I would like something like: 
body().xquery("/status", String.class).isEqualTo("OK").

I could always do a contains, but two letters is a little likely to 
appear in the string. I might try a regex if this won't work, but wanted 
to try first.

Thanks.

Re: Choice with an xquery

[arno noordover <an...@gmail.com>]

As seen in http://camel.apache.org/xquery.html you should be able to do
something like

when you replace this example with:

you more or less should be up and running



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