I am working on parsing the request. I developed route in Java for parsing incoming request.
I am using Camel 2.9 with FuseESB 7.0.1.0.84.
I used simple(“{body}”).getText()
to fetch incoming request as per Camel Manual
So I am checking the incoming request by using the code as:
if (xmlStringToParse == null || xmlStringToParse.equals("") || xmlStringToParse.equals("${body}")) {
parsedXMLPath = "<error>Incoming request is as folows:"
+ "\nValue of xmlStringToParse: " + xmlStringToParse
+ "\n xmlStringToParse is empty: " + (xmlStringToParse.equals(""))
+ "\n xmlStringToParse equals ${body}: " + (xmlStringToParse.equals("${body}"))
+ "\nAgain checking incoming request:\n" + xmlStringToParse
+ "</error>";
}
Where xmlStringToParse = simple(“${body}”).getText()
The strange outcoming observed:
Value of xmlStringToParse
is changed in just one line from soap request to "". Also “xmlStringToParse equals ${body}
“ is printed as “xmlStringToParse equals
” without printing ${body}
. ${body}
is not printed in logs.
You can find the log output follows:
<error>
Value of xmlStringToParse: <somesoapRequest>
xmlStringToParse is empty: false
xmlStringToParse equals : true
Again checking incoming request:
</error>
Can anyone tell me how to solve this issue and the reason for this strange behavior?
I used simple(“{body}”).getText() to fetch incoming request as per Camel Manual
Where did you see that? Do you have a link?
You should get the message body in another way than what you do, such as
String body = exchange.getIn().getBody(String.class);
Or if you use bean parameter binding, you can bind the message body and just declare the parameter to be of String type
public void foo(String body) {
...
}
See more details at the Camel docs such at: http://camel.apache.org/bean-binding.html