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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by gabfssilva <ga...@gmail.com> on 2014/12/16 01:17:35 UTC
Problem with InOnly exchange pattern using with RestDSL
Hello! I'm using spark-java as rest-dsl provider (but I already tried with
the servlet component and still didn't work) and I'm having some issues
using in only in a rest dsl route:
That's the rest configuration:
restConfiguration().component("spark-rest").bindingMode(RestBindingMode.json)
.dataFormatProperty("prettyPrint", "true");
my endpoint:
rest("/rs/tm").consumes(APPLICATION_RESOURCE_JSON).produces(APPLICATION_RESOURCE_JSON)
.post().outType(Transaction.class).type(Transaction.class)
.to("direct:processTransaction");
and, my direct:processTransaction:
from("direct:processTransaction")
.process(e -> {
//doing really funny stuff over here
})
.inOnly("seda:processTransaction");
so... whenever i try to send a message to an endpoint using InOnly exchange
pattern, the rest-dsl endpoint gets messed up, for example, it is not
converted automatically to json before returning to the client, and also
content type is not set, but, when I try to use the InOut pattern,
everything works fine, but I really need this endpoint to be async at that
point.
oh, and yeah, when I don't set the InOnly pattern before calling the seda
endpoint, the message is sent sync, i have no idea why.
does anyone know what could be happening?
waiting for an answer, thanks!!
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Re: Problem with InOnly exchange pattern using with RestDSL
Posted by gabfssilva <ga...@gmail.com>.
Hello! Thanks for answering.
Well, actually it did work! But, I thought that wire tap was not appropriate
for this case. Anyway, do you know why the rest return gets messed up when I
try to send an inOnly message?
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Re: Problem with InOnly exchange pattern using with RestDSL
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
Hi
Maybe you should use the wire tap eip
On Tue, Dec 16, 2014 at 1:17 AM, gabfssilva <ga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello! I'm using spark-java as rest-dsl provider (but I already tried with
> the servlet component and still didn't work) and I'm having some issues
> using in only in a rest dsl route:
>
> That's the rest configuration:
> restConfiguration().component("spark-rest").bindingMode(RestBindingMode.json)
> .dataFormatProperty("prettyPrint", "true");
>
> my endpoint:
>
>
> rest("/rs/tm").consumes(APPLICATION_RESOURCE_JSON).produces(APPLICATION_RESOURCE_JSON)
> .post().outType(Transaction.class).type(Transaction.class)
> .to("direct:processTransaction");
>
> and, my direct:processTransaction:
>
> from("direct:processTransaction")
> .process(e -> {
> //doing really funny stuff over here
> })
> .inOnly("seda:processTransaction");
>
>
> so... whenever i try to send a message to an endpoint using InOnly exchange
> pattern, the rest-dsl endpoint gets messed up, for example, it is not
> converted automatically to json before returning to the client, and also
> content type is not set, but, when I try to use the InOut pattern,
> everything works fine, but I really need this endpoint to be async at that
> point.
> oh, and yeah, when I don't set the InOnly pattern before calling the seda
> endpoint, the message is sent sync, i have no idea why.
>
> does anyone know what could be happening?
>
> waiting for an answer, thanks!!
>
>
>
>
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