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30.6. Variable Reference
Table of variables
Table 30.1, “Variables for the Simple Language” shows all of the variables supported by the simple language.
| Variable | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
camelContext | Object | The Camel context. Supports OGNL expressions. |
camelId | String | The Camel context's ID value. |
exchangeId | String | The exchange's ID value. |
id | String | The In message ID value. |
body | Object |
The In message body. Supports OGNL expressions.
|
in.body | Object | The In message body. Supports OGNL expressions. |
out.body | Object |
The Out message body.
|
bodyAs(Type) | Type | The In message body, converted to the specified type. All types, Type, must be specified using their fully-qualified Java name, except for the types: byte[], String, Integer, and Long. The converted body can be null. |
mandatoryBodyAs(Type) | Type | The In message body, converted to the specified type. All types, Type, must be specified using their fully-qualified Java name, except for the types: byte[], String, Integer, and Long. The converted body is expected to be non-null. |
header.HeaderName | Object |
The In message's HeaderName header. Supports OGNL expressions.
|
header[HeaderName] | Object |
The In message's HeaderName header (alternative syntax).
|
headers.HeaderName | Object | The In message's HeaderName header. |
headers[HeaderName] | Object | The In message's HeaderName header (alternative syntax). |
in.header.HeaderName | Object | The In message's HeaderName header. Supports OGNL expressions. |
in.header[HeaderName] | Object | The In message's HeaderName header (alternative syntax). |
in.headers.HeaderName | Object | The In message's HeaderName header. Supports OGNL expressions. |
in.headers[HeaderName] | Object | The In message's HeaderName header (alternative syntax). |
out.header.HeaderName | Object |
The Out message's HeaderName header.
|
out.header[HeaderName] | Object |
The Out message's HeaderName header (alternative syntax).
|
out.headers.HeaderName | Object | The Out message's HeaderName header. |
out.headers[HeaderName] | Object | The Out message's HeaderName header (alternative syntax). |
headerAs(Key,Type) | Type | The Key header, converted to the specified type. All types, Type, must be specified using their fully-qualified Java name, except for the types: byte[], String, Integer, and Long. The converted value can be null. |
headers | Map | All of the In headers (as a java.util.Map type). |
in.headers | Map | All of the In headers (as a java.util.Map type). |
property.PropertyName | Object |
The PropertyName property on the exchange.
|
property[PropertyName] | Object |
The PropertyName property on the exchange (alternative syntax).
|
sys.SysPropertyName | String | The SysPropertyName Java system property. |
sysenv.SysEnvVar | String | The SysEnvVar system environment variable. |
exception | String | Either the exception object from Exchange.getException() or, if this value is null, the caught exception from the Exchange.EXCEPTION_CAUGHT property; otherwise null. Supports OGNL expressions. |
exception.message | String | If an exception is set on the exchange, returns the value of Exception.getMessage(); otherwise, returns null. |
exception.stacktrace | String | If an exception is set on the exchange, returns the value of Exception.getStackTrace(); otherwise, returns null. Note: The simple language first tries to retrieve an exception from Exchange.getException(). If that property is not set, it checks for a caught exception, by calling Exchange.getProperty(Exchange.CAUGHT_EXCEPTION). |
date:command:pattern | String | A date formatted using a java.text.SimpleDateFormat pattern. The following commands are supported: now, for the current date and time; header.HeaderName, or in.header.HeaderName to use a java.util.Date object in the HeaderName header from the In message; out.header.HeaderName to use a java.util.Date object in the HeaderName header from the Out message; |
bean:beanID.Method | Object | Invokes a method on the referenced bean and returns the result of the method invocation. To specify a method name, you can either use the beanID.Method syntax; or you can use the beanID?method=methodName syntax. |
ref:beanID | Object | Looks up the bean with the ID, beanID, in the registry and returns a reference to the bean itself. For example, if you are using the splitter EIP, you could use this variable to reference the bean that implements the splitting algorithm. |
properties:Key | String | The value of the Key property placeholder (see Section 2.7, “Property Placeholders”). |
properties:Location:Key | String | The value of the Key property placeholder, where the location of the properties file is given by Location (see Section 2.7, “Property Placeholders”). |
threadName | String | The name of the current thread. |
routeId | String | Returns the ID of the current route through which the Exchange is being routed. |
type:Name[.Field] | Object | References a type or field by its Fully-Qualified-Name (FQN). To refer to a field, append .Field. For example, you can refer to the FILE_NAME constant field from the Exchange class as type:org.apache.camel.Exchange.FILE_NAME |
collate(group) | List | From Camel 2.17, the collate function iterates the message body and groups the data into the sub lists of specific size. You can use with the Splitter EIP to split a message body and group or batch the submessages into a group of N sublists. |
