Splitting nested objects ...

[DRy <di...@itellium.com>]

Hi,

I have to split a message that contains an object (lets say Customer) that
contains a list of other objects (let say List<Address>) in its body into n
messages (where n is size of List<Adress>) that contain the nested object
(lets say Adress[i]) in the body (all the same header as the original
message). 

How can this be done in an easy way (with a splitter) ... ?

The aim ist to get one Message (with one Customer in the body) out from a
JMS-Queue and put n messages (with one Adress[i] in the body) to a JMSQueue
....


DRy


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Re: Splitting nested objects ...

[Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>]

On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 7:33 AM, DRy <di...@itellium.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have to split a message that contains an object (lets say Customer) that
> contains a list of other objects (let say List<Address>) in its body into n
> messages (where n is size of List<Adress>) that contain the nested object
> (lets say Adress[i]) in the body (all the same header as the original
> message).
>
> How can this be done in an easy way (with a splitter) ... ?
>
> The aim ist to get one Message (with one Customer in the body) out from a
> JMS-Queue and put n messages (with one Adress[i] in the body) to a JMSQueue
> ....

You can also create your own Iterator class who knows to walk the body.
Then provide that to the splitter.


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