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This requires some work in the route builder in Camel // to implement so that should be a part of a bigger rework/improvement in the future @XmlAttribute(required = true) private String uri; @XmlAttribute private Boolean skipSendToOriginalEndpoint; public InterceptSendToEndpointDefinition() { } public InterceptSendToEndpointDefinition(String uri) { this.uri = uri; } @Override public String toString() { return "InterceptSendToEndpoint[" + uri + " -> " + getOutputs() + "]"; } @Override public String getLabel() { return "interceptSendToEndpoint[" + uri + "]"; } @Override public boolean isAbstract() { return true; } @Override public boolean isTopLevelOnly() { return true; } @Override public Processor createProcessor(final RouteContext routeContext) throws Exception { // create the detour final Processor detour = this.createChildProcessor(routeContext, true); final String matchURI = getUri(); // register endpoint callback so we can proxy the endpoint routeContext.getCamelContext().addRegisterEndpointCallback(new EndpointStrategy() { public Endpoint registerEndpoint(String uri, Endpoint endpoint) { if (endpoint instanceof InterceptSendToEndpoint) { // endpoint already decorated return endpoint; } else if (matchURI == null || matchPattern(routeContext.getCamelContext(), uri, matchURI)) { // only proxy if the uri is matched decorate endpoint with our proxy // should be false by default boolean skip = getSkipSendToOriginalEndpoint() != null && getSkipSendToOriginalEndpoint(); InterceptSendToEndpoint proxy = new InterceptSendToEndpoint(endpoint, skip); proxy.setDetour(detour); return proxy; } else { // no proxy so return regular endpoint return endpoint; } } }); // remove the original intercepted route from the outputs as we do not intercept as the regular interceptor // instead we use the proxy endpoints producer do the triggering. That is we trigger when someone sends // an exchange to the endpoint, see InterceptSendToEndpoint for details. RouteDefinition route = routeContext.getRoute(); List<ProcessorDefinition<?>> outputs = route.getOutputs(); outputs.remove(this); return new InterceptEndpointProcessor(matchURI, detour); } /** * Does the uri match the pattern. * * @param camelContext the CamelContext * @param uri the uri * @param pattern the pattern, which can be an endpoint uri as well * @return <tt>true</tt> if matched and we should intercept, <tt>false</tt> if not matched, and not intercept. */ protected boolean matchPattern(CamelContext camelContext, String uri, String pattern) { // match using the pattern as-is boolean match = EndpointHelper.matchEndpoint(camelContext, uri, pattern); if (!match) { try { // the pattern could be an uri, so we need to normalize it before matching again pattern = URISupport.normalizeUri(pattern); match = EndpointHelper.matchEndpoint(camelContext, uri, pattern); } catch (Exception e) { // ignore } } return match; } /** * Applies this interceptor only if the given predicate is true * * @param predicate the predicate * @return the builder */ public InterceptSendToEndpointDefinition when(@AsPredicate Predicate predicate) { WhenDefinition when = new WhenDefinition(predicate); addOutput(when); return this; } /** * Skip sending the {@link org.apache.camel.Exchange} to the original intended endpoint * * @return the builder */ public InterceptSendToEndpointDefinition skipSendToOriginalEndpoint() { setSkipSendToOriginalEndpoint(Boolean.TRUE); return this; } /** * This method is <b>only</b> for handling some post configuration * that is needed since this is an interceptor, and we have to do * a bit of magic logic to fixup to handle predicates * with or without proceed/stop set as well. */ public void afterPropertiesSet() { // okay the intercept endpoint works a bit differently than the regular interceptors // so we must fix the route definition yet again if (getOutputs().size() == 0) { // no outputs return; } // if there is a when definition at first, then its a predicate for this interceptor ProcessorDefinition<?> first = getOutputs().get(0); if (first instanceof WhenDefinition && !(first instanceof WhenSkipSendToEndpointDefinition)) { WhenDefinition when = (WhenDefinition) first; // create a copy of when to use as replacement WhenSkipSendToEndpointDefinition newWhen = new WhenSkipSendToEndpointDefinition(); newWhen.setExpression(when.getExpression()); newWhen.setId(when.getId()); newWhen.setInheritErrorHandler(when.isInheritErrorHandler()); newWhen.setParent(when.getParent()); newWhen.setOtherAttributes(when.getOtherAttributes()); newWhen.setDescription(when.getDescription()); // move this outputs to the when, expect the first one // as the first one is the interceptor itself for (int i = 1; i < outputs.size(); i++) { ProcessorDefinition<?> out = outputs.get(i); newWhen.addOutput(out); } // remove the moved from the original output, by just keeping the first one clearOutput(); outputs.add(newWhen); } } public Boolean getSkipSendToOriginalEndpoint() { return skipSendToOriginalEndpoint; } /** * If set to true then the message is not sent to the original endpoint. * By default (false) the message is both intercepted and then sent to the original endpoint. */ public void setSkipSendToOriginalEndpoint(Boolean skipSendToOriginalEndpoint) { this.skipSendToOriginalEndpoint = skipSendToOriginalEndpoint; } public String getUri() { return uri; } /** * Intercept sending to the uri or uri pattern. */ public void setUri(String uri) { this.uri = uri; } }