Anatoli,
I assume you're using recent Mule release (2.2.1?). Message properties are actually scoped, thus inbound properties will not end up in response scope. From your description it looks like you need a correlation to be preserved. So, granted the remote system doesn't drop your custom properties, take a look at <expression-message-info-mapping/>, it let's you customize what properties are used for correlation, how to extract them from a message, and where to get a match from the response message.
HTH,
Andrew
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 12:12 PM, Anatoli Kuzmin
<anatoli.kuzmin@...> wrote:
Hi
Can my message save custom properties if I use synchronous endpoints during all journey?
I want to set custom properties in the first transformer T1 (using message.setStringProperty("SessionID",ctSession);)
and get it in responseTransformer T2.
Unfortunately message had have the same unique id but my custom properties was lost.
Also I tried to set correlationId - the same.
<http:endpoint name="clientEndpoint" address="http://localhost:4019
" synchronous="true"/>
<http:endpoint name="serverEndpoint" address="
http://localhost:4020" synchronous="true"/>
<custom-transformer class="Trans1" name="T1"/>
<custom-transformer class="Trans2" name="T2"/>
<model name="main">
<service name="HttpProxyService">
<inbound>
<inbound-endpoint ref="clientEndpoint" />
</inbound>
<outbound>
<pass-through-router>
<outbound-endpoint ref="serverEndpoint" transformer-refs="T1"
responseTransformer-refs="T2">
</outbound-endpoint>
</pass-through-router>
</outbound>
</service>
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Best regards,
Anatoli Kuzmin
