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#xpath SpEL Function
Spring Integration, since version 3.0, provides the built-in #xpath
SpEL function, which invokes the XPathUtils.evaluate(…)
static method.
This method delegates to an org.springframework.xml.xpath.XPathExpression
.
The following listing shows some usage examples:
<transformer expression="#xpath(payload, '/name')"/>
<filter expression="#xpath(payload, headers.xpath, 'boolean')"/>
<splitter expression="#xpath(payload, '//book', 'document_list')"/>
<router expression="#xpath(payload, '/person/@age', 'number')">
<mapping channel="output1" value="16"/>
<mapping channel="output2" value="45"/>
</router>
The #xpath()
also supports a third optional parameter for converting the result of the XPath evaluation.
It can be one of the String constants (string
, boolean
, number
, node
, node_list
and document_list
) or an org.springframework.xml.xpath.NodeMapper
instance.
By default, the #xpath
SpEL function returns a String
representation of the XPath evaluation.
To enable the #xpath SpEL function, you can add the spring-integration-xml.jar to the classpath.
You need no declare any components from the Spring Integration XML Namespace.
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For more information, see "`Spring Expression Language (SpEL).