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from(endpointUri)

Matches only when Exchanges are incoming from that particular endpoint. The endpointUri can be a pattern, which is the same pattern matching used by Intercept.

whenReceived(number)

Matches when X number or more messages has been received.

whenDone(number)

Matches when X number or more messages is done.

whenComplete(number)

Matches when X number or more messages is complete.

whenFailed(number)

Matches when X number or more messages is failed.

whenExactlyDone(number)

Matches when exactly X number of messages is done.

whenExactlyComplete(number)

Matches when exactly X number of messages is complete.

whenExactlyFailed(number)

Matches when exactly X number of messages is failed.

whenAnyReceivedMatches(predicate)

Matches if any one of the received messages matched the Predicate.

whenAllReceivedMatches(predicate)

Matches only when all of the received messages matched the Predicate.

whenReceivedSatisfied(mock)

Matches if the Mock is satisfied for received messages. Is used for fine grained matching by setting the expectations on the Mock which already have a great library for doing so.

whenReceivedNotSatisfied(mock)

Matches if the Mock is not satisfied for received messages. Is used for fine grained matching by setting the expectations on the Mock which already have a great library for doing so.

whenDoneSatisfied whenSatisfied(mock)

Matches if the Mock is satisfied for messages done. Is used for fine grained matching by setting the expectations on the Mock which already have a great library for doing so.

whenNotSatisfied whenDoneNotSatisfied(mock)

Matches if the Mock is not satisfied for messages done. Is used for fine grained matching by setting the expectations on the Mock which already have a great library for doing so.

and

Appends an additional expressions using the and operator.

or

Appends an additional expressions using the or operator.

not

Appends an additional expressions using the not operator.

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Code Block
        // lets use a mock to set the expressions as it got many great assertions for that
        // notice we use mock:assert which does NOT exist in the route, its just a pseudo name
        MockEndpoint mock = getMockEndpoint("mock:assert");
        mock.expectedBodiesReceivedInAnyOrder("Hello World", "Bye World", "Hi World");

        NotifierBuilder notifier = new NotifierBuilder(context)
                .from("direct:foo").whenSatisfiedwhenReceivedSatisfied(mock)
                .create();

Now it bring powers to the table. We combine a mock with the builder. We use the mock to set fine grained expectations such as we should receive 3 messages in any order. Then using the builder we can tell that those messages should be received from the direct:foo endpoint.

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