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Subject: Re: Property values scope in topic route
From: Minh Tran <darth.minhster@gmail.com>
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Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2014 22:17:56 +1000
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Hi

That's because the camel property doesn't actually get put onto a JMS =
message property. I know this sounds confusing but the camel property =
does not match JMS message properties. Try and put it on a camel header =
instead,

The reason why a direct call to route 3 works is because it's run under =
the same route execution so the property gets propagated across but it =
doesn't survive the JMS trip because camel properties don't get =
propagated there. Hope that makes sense.

On 02/06/2014, at 11:41 PM, Happy User <happyuser828612@gmail.com> =
wrote:

> I wonder if anyone could help me with this.
>=20
> 1. Setting Xpath value in a property in route 1
> 2. Setting a body and placing in Topic in route 1
> 3. Reading the value from Topic in route 2
> 4. Am trying to print the property set in Step 1 but am getting null
> 5. Calling another route 3 from route 2
> 6. Printing the property set in Step 1 but again null.
>=20
> If I call the route 3 from route 1 instead of route 2, am getting the =
value
> when I print the property. But I want to call route 3 only after route =
2
> completes as I want to process the value from Topic in route 3.
>=20
> What is missing here?