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Subject: Re: Sending an exchange into a route mid way
From: Bilgin Ibryam <bibryam@gmail.com>
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You could separate route R1 into two smaller routes connected with direct.
Then you could send messages to both smaller routes...

Bilgin


On 16 May 2013 17:02, samslara <samslara@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>   I have a hypothetical question that's been bugging me.  Is it possible to
> send an exchange into a route mid way?  So to elaborate I have a route R1
> that does something simple like (pseudo camel xml):
>
> <route R1>
>   <from F1 />
>   <to P1 />
>   <to P2 />
>   <to P3 />
> </route>
>
> Now I have this other route R2 that somewhere down the line (in P4) wants
> to
> send a copy of the message to only the later parts of R1, starting with P2.
>                            <route R1>
> <route R2>            <from F1 />
>   <from F2 />         <to P1 />
>   <to P4 />  ---->  <to P2 />
> </route>              <to P3 />
>                           </route>
>
> R1 is already defined and I can't modify it's structure but I do know of
> the
> structure it has.  R1 is also defined in the same camel context as R2.  I
> can, though, modify every part of R2.  Is this possible and if so how can
> it
> be done?
>
>
>
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