Decision Insight 20201012 (Latest) Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content For the list of all supported Decision Insight downloads and releases, see the Downloads page. How to use resources Resources are files that contain information that you want to add into the deployment. Resources for initial configuration Let's say you have a resource that lists the currencies used in a payment-related application. In this case, the resource is manually injected via a route. The route definition would look like this: <routes xmlns="http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring" xmlns:u="http://www.systar.com/aluminium/camel-util"> <route> <!-- We use a 'direct' component for manual injection --> <from uri="direct:SetUpCurrencies" /> <!-- Absorb them one by one --> <split> <simple>${body}</simple> <to uri="tnd-absorption:CreateCurrency" /> </split> </route> </routes> Once the route is started, it's possible to inject the file and configure the currencies Resources used to create a proper message The best example is to create a configurable SQL request like described in the JDBC (Databases). It uses the StringTemplate component of Camel. The string template uses the $ character as markup in order to inject variables. Thus if you need to use the $ sign you need to escape it and use \$ instead Resources types Text resources When you use a text resource, it will be interpreted as a String using the given charset. Binary resources Security best practices You must never upload untrusted files to your installation. Make sure to have every file scanned by an anti-malware software before it can be used in the product. When you use a binary resource, it will be interpreted as a byte array even if its content is just text. Related Links
For the list of all supported Decision Insight downloads and releases, see the Downloads page. How to use resources Resources are files that contain information that you want to add into the deployment. Resources for initial configuration Let's say you have a resource that lists the currencies used in a payment-related application. In this case, the resource is manually injected via a route. The route definition would look like this: <routes xmlns="http://camel.apache.org/schema/spring" xmlns:u="http://www.systar.com/aluminium/camel-util"> <route> <!-- We use a 'direct' component for manual injection --> <from uri="direct:SetUpCurrencies" /> <!-- Absorb them one by one --> <split> <simple>${body}</simple> <to uri="tnd-absorption:CreateCurrency" /> </split> </route> </routes> Once the route is started, it's possible to inject the file and configure the currencies Resources used to create a proper message The best example is to create a configurable SQL request like described in the JDBC (Databases). It uses the StringTemplate component of Camel. The string template uses the $ character as markup in order to inject variables. Thus if you need to use the $ sign you need to escape it and use \$ instead Resources types Text resources When you use a text resource, it will be interpreted as a String using the given charset. Binary resources Security best practices You must never upload untrusted files to your installation. Make sure to have every file scanned by an anti-malware software before it can be used in the product. When you use a binary resource, it will be interpreted as a byte array even if its content is just text.