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Asynchronous Reply Router Configuration Reference

This page provides details on the elements you configure for asynchronous reply routers. This information is pulled directly from mule.xsd and is cached. If the information appears to be out of date, refresh the page.

Single async reply router

Configures a Single Response Router. This will return the first message it receives on a reply endpoint and will discard the rest.

Table 1. Attributes of <single-async-reply-router…​>
Name Type Required Default Description
Table 2. Child Elements of <single-async-reply-router…​>
Name Cardinality Description

abstract-inbound-endpoint

0..*

The endpoint used to receive the response(s) on. A placeholder for inbound endpoint elements. Inbound endpoints receive messages from the underlying transport. The message payload is then delivered to the component for processing.

Collection async reply router

Configures a Collection Response Router. This will return a MuleMessageCollection message type that will contain all messages received for the current correlation.

Table 3. Attributes of <collection-async-reply-router…​>
Name Type Required Default Description
Table 4. Child Elements of <collection-async-reply-router…​>
Name Cardinality Description

abstract-inbound-endpoint

0..*

The endpoint used to receive the response(s) on. A placeholder for inbound endpoint elements. Inbound endpoints receive messages from the underlying transport. The message payload is then delivered to the component for processing.

Custom async reply router

Table 5. Attributes of <custom-async-reply-router…​>
Name Type Required Default Description

class

class name

yes

A fully qualified Java class name of the router to use. The router should either extend org.mule.routing.response.AbstractResponseRouter or org.mule.routing.response.AbstractResponseAggregator.
Table 6. Child Elements of <custom-async-reply-router…​>
Name Cardinality Description

abstract-inbound-endpoint

0..*

The endpoint used to receive the response(s) on. A placeholder for inbound endpoint elements. Inbound endpoints receive messages from the underlying transport. The message payload is then delivered to the component for processing.

spring:property

0..*

Spring-style property elements so that custom configuration can be configured on the custom router.