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[GitHub] [camel] valdar edited a comment on pull request #4044: CAMEL-15260 - opentracing: fixes header extraction regression

valdar edited a comment on pull request #4044:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/4044#issuecomment-663762863


   Hi @jam01 thanks a lot for the effort and the quick response. I was reasoning about your assumptions/conditions:
   
   
   1.     Camel should only attempt to read from the incoming headers when there's not already an active span for that exchange. This is in case instrumentation already extracted the parent from the headers. Activating the span for the exchange in instrumentation is the part I'm still working on.
   2.     Only read headers for components that are not internal (seda, direct, vm, etc).
   3.     Only add the Server tag when.... the component is not internal and no span is active for the exchange. Whether we found a parent in the headers or not.
   
   While I understand the principle behind, is the condition number 2 really necessary? I have a real use-case coming from a camel subproject: camel-kafka-connectr where Kafka Connect api and camel are interfaced using exactly `direct` endpoints as the route starter. So the `uber-trace-id` is coming from the kafka message consumed by Kafka connect api and passed to camel-kafka-connector. Then camel-kafka-connector crafts an exchange coping the uber-trace-id in the proper header and finally sending it to the `direct` endpoint using a `producerTemplate`.
   
   At the end of the day if the exchange is initiated in another route it should already have an active span right?
   
   There would be another way to handle this and still comply to your conditions?
   


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