I'm trying to use content based routing to route a request to the proper endpoint. I've seen examples of using Camel (from().to()) but not using EIP patterns.
Here's my scenario:
I want a client that calls a CXF web service that accept SOAP msgs. The CXF is deployed in the ESB. I want to take the request and route it to the proper external web service...then route the response back.
An example would be:
If I receive the following
I want my CXF to pass the body to a camel route like
from("jbi:endpoint:soap-message-listener").choice().when().method().to("jbi:endpoint:order-service-framework").
.when().method().to("jbi:endpoint:order-camel"). ... end();
The reason for the JBI endpoint references is that I have a route now that works with SOAP/HTTP (tested via one of the client.html forms included with the examples) and I would like to reuse the same code to handle web service type calls.
I've taken successfully running cxf proxy code and modified it to send to my routing but I get an error about no matching endpoint. In the error msg, the target service is correct.
SIDENOTE: doing my investigation, http://camel.apache.org/cxf-example.html contains an error format macro msg (Error formatting macro: snippet: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 20, Size: 20)...this error is also on http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CAMEL/CXF+Example. I didn't know who to contact so I though I'd put it here
