In a nutshell, I need to take a gzipped file containing json very similar to this example, unzip it (I know how to do that), get each json object as a string and push it to AMQ from where it will be popped to a webservice. I'm fine with all of this with one object, but I will be receiving a file that represents an array. If this were an array of strings or xml, I see how Camel processes it, but I don't see a way to split json. Also, this will require streaming as these files can be very large. Edited to try to make request clearer, and provide a sample json.
[
{
"rickenbackerRepair": {
"estimateId": 22788411
},
"repairShop": {
"inspectionSite": {
"inspectionDate": ""
},
"repairFacility": {
"companyIdCode": "",
"companyName": "",
"city": "",
"stateProvince": "",
"zipPostalCode": "",
"country": ""
},
"repairInformation": {
"guitarDateInShop": "",
"guitarTimeInShop": "",
"authorizationMemo": "",
"guitarTargetCompletionDate": "",
"guitarTargetCompletionTime": "",
"guitarCompletionDate": "",
"guitarCompletionTime": ""
},
"locationOfguitar": {
"city": "",
"stateProvince": "",
"zipPostalCode": "",
"country": ""
}
},
"instrumentIdentifier": {
"guitar": {
"claimRelated": {
"primaryPointOfImpact": "",
"secondaryPointOfImpact": ""
},
"identification": {
"databaseguitarCode": "",
"manufacturingStateProvince": "",
"serialNumber": "",
"guitarCondition": "",
"productionDate": "",
"year": "",
"model": "",
"guitarType": "",
"bodyStyle": "",
"trimCode": "",
"trimColor": "",
"optionsList": ""
}
}
},
"lin": [{
"internalControl": {
"lineIndicator": ""
},
"part": {
"description": {
"partType": "",
"descriptionJudgmentFlag": "",
"oemPartNumber": "",
"priceIncludedIndicator": "",
"alternatePartIndicator": "",
"taxableFlag": "",
"databasePartPrice": "",
"actualPartPrice": "",
"priceJudgmentFlag": "",
"certifiedFlag": "",
"quantity": ""
},
"nonOemSupplier": {
"companyIdCode": "",
"nonOemPartNumber": "",
"nonOemSupplierUserOverride": "",
"nonOemSupplierMemo": ""
},
"adjustment": {
"percent": "",
"amount": ""
}
},
"labor": {
"description": {
"type": "",
"actualHours": "",
"hoursJudgmentFlag": "",
"typeJudgmentFlag": ""
},
"miscSublet": {
"amount": "",
"subletFlag": ""
}
}
}],
"stl": {
"subtotal": [{
"totalType": "",
"totalTypeCode": "",
"subtotalDetail": {
"taxableAmount": ""
}
}]
}
},
{
"rickenbackerRepair": {
"estimateId": 22788412
},
"repairShop": {
"inspectionSite": {
"inspectionDate": ""
},
"repairFacility": {
"companyIdCode": "",
"companyName": "",
"city": "",
"stateProvince": "",
"zipPostalCode": "",
"country": ""
},
"repairInformation": {
"guitarDateInShop": "",
"guitarTimeInShop": "",
"authorizationMemo": "",
"guitarTargetCompletionDate": "",
"guitarTargetCompletionTime": "",
"guitarCompletionDate": "",
"guitarCompletionTime": ""
},
"locationOfguitar": {
"city": "",
"stateProvince": "",
"zipPostalCode": "",
"country": ""
}
},
"instrumentIdentifier": {
"guitar": {
"claimRelated": {
"primaryPointOfImpact": "",
"secondaryPointOfImpact": ""
},
"identification": {
"databaseguitarCode": "",
"manufacturingStateProvince": "",
"serialNumber": "",
"guitarCondition": "",
"productionDate": "",
"year": "",
"model": "",
"guitarType": "",
"bodyStyle": "",
"trimCode": "",
"trimColor": "",
"optionsList": ""
}
}
},
"lin": [{
"internalControl": {
"lineIndicator": ""
},
"part": {
"description": {
"partType": "",
"descriptionJudgmentFlag": "",
"oemPartNumber": "",
"priceIncludedIndicator": "",
"alternatePartIndicator": "",
"taxableFlag": "",
"databasePartPrice": "",
"actualPartPrice": "",
"priceJudgmentFlag": "",
"certifiedFlag": "",
"quantity": ""
},
"nonOemSupplier": {
"companyIdCode": "",
"nonOemPartNumber": "",
"nonOemSupplierUserOverride": "",
"nonOemSupplierMemo": ""
},
"adjustment": {
"percent": "",
"amount": ""
}
},
"labor": {
"description": {
"type": "",
"actualHours": "",
"hoursJudgmentFlag": "",
"typeJudgmentFlag": ""
},
"miscSublet": {
"amount": "",
"subletFlag": ""
}
}
}],
"stl": {
"subtotal": [{
"totalType": "",
"totalTypeCode": "",
"subtotalDetail": {
"taxableAmount": ""
}
}]
}
}
]
You should be able to use a
jsonpath
expression to split the incoming message (file) and process each element individually.