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Simple expression not evaluated in Spring DSL setProperty
Hello all,
is this supposed to work?
<setProperty
propertyName="$simple{type:my.domain.StringConstants.EXCHANGE_PROP_TX_FAILED}">
<simple>${type:java.lang.Boolean.TRUE}</simple>
</setProperty>
StringConstants.EXCHANGE_PROP_TX_FAILED := "exchange_prop_tx_failed"
The property name is not evaluated to the string "exchange_prop_tx_failed".
Instead the expression is used verbatim as the property name.
The property value is evaluated to Boolean.TRUE as expected.
Using <log
message="$simple{type:my.domain.StringConstants.EXCHANGE_PROP_TX_FAILED}"...>
prints the expected value "exchange_prop_tx_failed" to the log.
Ralf
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Re: Simple expression not evaluated in Spring DSL setProperty
Posted by rsteppac2 <ra...@steppacher.name>.
Claus, thanks for clarifying.
Ralf
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Re: Simple expression not evaluated in Spring DSL setProperty
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
You cannot use dynamic values in the headerName / propertyName.
On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 11:34 AM, rsteppac2 <ra...@steppacher.name> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> is this supposed to work?
>
> <setProperty
> propertyName="$simple{type:my.domain.StringConstants.EXCHANGE_PROP_TX_FAILED}">
> <simple>${type:java.lang.Boolean.TRUE}</simple>
> </setProperty>
>
> StringConstants.EXCHANGE_PROP_TX_FAILED := "exchange_prop_tx_failed"
>
> The property name is not evaluated to the string "exchange_prop_tx_failed".
> Instead the expression is used verbatim as the property name.
> The property value is evaluated to Boolean.TRUE as expected.
>
> Using <log
> message="$simple{type:my.domain.StringConstants.EXCHANGE_PROP_TX_FAILED}"...>
> prints the expected value "exchange_prop_tx_failed" to the log.
>
>
> Ralf
>
>
>
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