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[camel] Content Based Router (more info)
I notice that even though the RouteBuilderTest build all sorts of routes, it
never seems to send anything through them.
I also notice that when you do try to send something through, calling
builder.getRouteList() first will mask the SendProcessor error (but still
nothing will make it through).
Finally, I also notice the the simple example of
from("queue:a").to("queue:b");
from("queue:b").process(new StringProcessor());
stops working if you call builder.getRouteList() before trying to send
something through.
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Re: [camel] Content Based Router (more info)
Posted by "dr.jeff" <jl...@systechnologies.com>.
Roger.
I'll do a new checkout.
Thanks.
James.Strachan wrote:
>
> On 4/18/07, dr.jeff <jl...@systechnologies.com> wrote:
>>
>> I notice that even though the RouteBuilderTest build all sorts of routes,
>> it
>> never seems to send anything through them.
>
> See the these tests...
>
> * ChoiceTest
> * QueueRouteTest
> * IdempotentConsumerTest
>
> for some tests in camel-core that really push messages through Camel.
> Within the sub modules the camel-jms is a good example of a test case
> really testing the underlying transport
>
>
>> I also notice that when you do try to send something through, calling
>> builder.getRouteList() first will mask the SendProcessor error (but still
>> nothing will make it through).
>> Finally, I also notice the the simple example of
>> from("queue:a").to("queue:b");
>> from("queue:b").process(new StringProcessor());
>> stops working if you call builder.getRouteList() before trying to send
>> something through.
>
> AS mentioned in the previous thread, I think this is now resolved
> AFAIK. Though I'm sure we could use a few more test cases to ensure
> everythings working perfectly. Contributions most welcome :)
>
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> James
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>
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Re: [camel] Content Based Router (more info)
Posted by James Strachan <ja...@gmail.com>.
On 4/18/07, dr.jeff <jl...@systechnologies.com> wrote:
>
> I notice that even though the RouteBuilderTest build all sorts of routes, it
> never seems to send anything through them.
See the these tests...
* ChoiceTest
* QueueRouteTest
* IdempotentConsumerTest
for some tests in camel-core that really push messages through Camel.
Within the sub modules the camel-jms is a good example of a test case
really testing the underlying transport
> I also notice that when you do try to send something through, calling
> builder.getRouteList() first will mask the SendProcessor error (but still
> nothing will make it through).
> Finally, I also notice the the simple example of
> from("queue:a").to("queue:b");
> from("queue:b").process(new StringProcessor());
> stops working if you call builder.getRouteList() before trying to send
> something through.
AS mentioned in the previous thread, I think this is now resolved
AFAIK. Though I'm sure we could use a few more test cases to ensure
everythings working perfectly. Contributions most welcome :)
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James
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