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What Is Camel Exchange? Explain Its Structure? |
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Answer» A Camel Exchange can be called as an holder for holding message during routing. A exchange supports various message exchange patterns, like InOnly and InOut. Following are the contents of camel exchange: ExchangeId: A UNIQUE IDENTIFIER for each exchange Message Exchange Pattern: This FIELD denotes whether you are using InOnly or InOut exchange pattern. Exception: If any exception occurs during routing, it will be available in this field. Properties: These are the properties that are available for entire DURATION of exchange. In Message: This is mandatory field which contains the input message. Out Message: This is optional message which EXISTS only if MEP is InOut. A Camel Exchange can be called as an holder for holding message during routing. A exchange supports various message exchange patterns, like InOnly and InOut. Following are the contents of camel exchange: ExchangeId: A unique identifier for each exchange Message Exchange Pattern: This field denotes whether you are using InOnly or InOut exchange pattern. Exception: If any exception occurs during routing, it will be available in this field. Properties: These are the properties that are available for entire duration of exchange. In Message: This is mandatory field which contains the input message. Out Message: This is optional message which exists only if MEP is InOut. |
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