Camel: POST-request routing by URL-pattern - apache-camel

Question

I'm trying to catch some POST-request, log a message (and maybe a body or params in future); then pass them further to booHost, so the client will get the result of the call:
from("restlet:http://localhost:8090/api/endpointFoo?restletMethod=post")
.log("oh, it's a message!")
.routeId("someAPI")
.to("http://booHost:8090/api/endpointFoo?bridgeEndpoint=true&restletMethod=post");
That works just GREAT.
But:
What I need is the URL-pattern that will work that way. I'm trying:
from("restlet:http://localhost:8090/api/{endpoint}?restletMethod=post")
.log("oh, it's a message!")
.routeId("someAPI")
.to("http://booHost:8090/api/{endpoint}?bridgeEndpoint=true&restletMethod=post");
The "from" shots when I make the post. The message is logged.
But "to" seems not to treat {endpoint} as a param - it treats it like a constant; so the result of that call fails.
I don't need hardcoded endpoints because booHost API should be extended in future without Camel changes.
In other words, I need all calls to http://localhost:8090/api/* to be catched and resent to http://booHost:8090/api/* on the same endpoint.
Maybe I should use another component? Or How can I make it this way?
Thanks.

Answer 1

Thanks to #vikingsteve I've started to read about recipientList.
I've modified my code according to this FAQ question
The final version looks like this:
from("restlet:http://localhost:8090/api/{endpoint}?restletMethod=post")
.log(LoggingLevel.INFO, "POST-request to /${headers.endpoint} was sent")
.routeId("someAPI")
.recipientList(simple("http://booHost:8090/api/${headers.endpoint}?bridgeEndpoint=true&restletMethod=post"));
It works as suggested.