Examples of org.mule.routing.AbstractCatchAllStrategy

org.mule.routing.AbstractCatchAllStrategy

RouterCatchAllStrategy is a strategy interface that allows developers to hook in custom code when an event is being routed on the inbound or outbound but does not match any of the criteria defined for the routing. Think of catch all strategies as a safety net for your events to ensure that all events will get processed. If you do not use conditional routing logic, you will not need a catch all strategy. Note that it is advised to use this base class over the {@link org.mule.api.routing.OutboundRouterCatchAllStrategy} interfaceso that the {@link org.mule.management.stats.RouterStatistics} are available. @see org.mule.routing.LoggingCatchAllStrategy @see org.mule.routing.ForwardingCatchAllStrategy

        filterRouter1.setFilter(new PayloadTypeFilter(Exception.class));
        filterRouter2.setFilter(new PayloadTypeFilter(StringBuffer.class));
        messageRouter.addRoute(filterRouter1);
        messageRouter.addRoute(filterRouter2);


        AbstractCatchAllStrategy strategy = new AbstractCatchAllStrategy()
        {
            @Override
            public MuleEvent doCatchMessage(MuleEvent event) throws RoutingException
            {
                catchAllCount[0]++;

        filterRouter1.setFilter(new PayloadTypeFilter(Exception.class));
        filterRouter2.setFilter(new PayloadTypeFilter(StringBuilder.class));
        messageRouter.addRoute(filterRouter1);
        messageRouter.addRoute(filterRouter2);


        AbstractCatchAllStrategy strategy = new AbstractCatchAllStrategy()
        {
            @Override
            public MuleEvent doCatchMessage(MuleEvent event) throws RoutingException
            {
                catchAllCount[0]++;

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