Incorrect doFinally() behaviour?

[ortizjco]

Hi All,

I need to print the response message going back to our application client. I chose to do it in the doFinally() section below right before the route is complete.

What I noticed is that the first wiretap statement below prints the original request, whereas the second  one prints the actual response. Of course, I do not need two wiretap statements, but that's one way I've gotten around this unexpected behavior.

Could someone comment if this is an incorrect behaviour or not?

Thanks,

Julio

from ( sourceUri )

       .doTry()

              .to(logEntry)

              .to(initializeRequest)

              .to(processRequest)

       .doCatch(java.lang.Exception.class)

              .to(handleException)

       .doFinally()

              .to("direct:finalizeRequest")

       .end()

;

from ( "direct:finalizeRequest" )

       .wireTap("log:" + routeID + "_debug?level=DEBUG")

       .wireTap("log:" + routeID + "_exit?level=INFO")

;

[davsclaus]

Use to(log:xxx) instead of wiretap as it will be synchronous and wont have to copy the message before tapping.

[jcoguser]

davclaus, thanks for your response. However, we are required to log asynchronously. So, that's not the best option for me.