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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by Craig Taylor <ct...@ctalkobt.net> on 2015/07/24 22:13:56 UTC
Placing and referencing DTO via exchange properties
I'm attempting the following route given a TestDTO implemented which has a
constructor / getter / setter for a name property:
from ("direct:testDTO")
.setProperty("testDTO",bean(testDTO))
.to("direct:testDTO2");
from ("direct:testDTO2")
.log(LoggingLevel.ERROR, "testDTO property is : ${
property.testDTO.name}")
;
The logging output yields only
[ main] route2 ERROR
testDTO property is :
I've tried a number of other types of placement such as constant() etc in
place of bean with the same results.
Thoughts / Suggestions?
(I'm really trying to avoid placing the individual elements of the DTO on
the exchange as there will be a large number of them and the existing /
intended business services are already focused around usage of a DTO
reference. I'm using a property rather than a header due the fact that the
body itself will undergo a number of different changes).
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Craig Taylor
ctalkobt@ctalkobt.net
Re: Placing and referencing DTO via exchange properties
Posted by Craig Taylor <ct...@ctalkobt.net>.
Please ignore - problem ended up being that the @Before was not being
called prior to the createRouteBuilder() within CamelTestSupport.
This is w/ Camel-Test 2.8.1. Not sure that should be expected behavior
but I've gotten around the issue by initializing it w/ in the
createRouteBuilder.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 4:13 PM, Craig Taylor <ct...@ctalkobt.net> wrote:
> I'm attempting the following route given a TestDTO implemented which has a
> constructor / getter / setter for a name property:
>
>
> from ("direct:testDTO")
> .setProperty("testDTO",bean(testDTO))
> .to("direct:testDTO2");
>
> from ("direct:testDTO2")
> .log(LoggingLevel.ERROR, "testDTO property is : ${
> property.testDTO.name}")
> ;
>
> The logging output yields only
>
> [ main] route2 ERROR
> testDTO property is :
>
> I've tried a number of other types of placement such as constant() etc in
> place of bean with the same results.
>
> Thoughts / Suggestions?
>
> (I'm really trying to avoid placing the individual elements of the DTO on
> the exchange as there will be a large number of them and the existing /
> intended business services are already focused around usage of a DTO
> reference. I'm using a property rather than a header due the fact that the
> body itself will undergo a number of different changes).
> --
> -------------------------------------------
> Craig Taylor
> ctalkobt@ctalkobt.net
>
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Craig Taylor
ctalkobt@ctalkobt.net