Keith Babo <kbabo> updated the status of jira SWITCHYARD-1465 to Resolved

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Keith Babo <kbabo> updated the status of jira SWITCHYARD-1465 to Reopened

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Properties set to a reply in one bean component are null in the receiving bean component. I have attached a reproducer. Everything else seems to work as it should.

Steps to reproduce:
1. run AS
2. unpack reproducer
3. execute: mvn clean package jboss-as:deploy exec:java jboss-as:undeploy

Actual result:
Greetings to John Doe from ServiceA 
Greetings to John Doe from ServiceB [propertyB=null]

Expected result:
Greetings to John Doe from ServiceA 
Greetings to John Doe from ServiceB [propertyB=valueB]

This is actually an issue with the app.  The context you injected in ServiceBBean is for the request context.  This is the one corner case that was really hard to fit into the existing API.  The procedure to set a context property on the response is a bit convoluted unfortunately:

@Inject
Exchange exchange;

@Override
public String call(String name) {

   Message message = exchange.createMessage();
   message.setContent("Greetings to " + name + " from ServiceB");
   message.getContext().setProperty("propertyB", "valueB");
   exchange.send(message);
        
   // return ignored in favor of object used with send() above
   return null;
}

Just for completeness. The property can be obtained in ServiceABean this way:

String propertyB = invocation.getContext().getPropertyValue("propertyB");

Keith Babo <kbabo> updated the status of jira SWITCHYARD-1465 to Closed