Hi.  

I'm trying to use a header value to route between different target-url's in a yaml file.   

My question here is, do I need to either define this as a variable (color) or do I need to retrieve the value and set it to a variable to use in this switch statement?   The reason I ask, is when testing this, if I pass a header (color) and set the value to say blue, it's hitting my otherwise section... which leads me to believe it has a null value.

execute:
      - switch:
          version: 2.0.0
          title: switch
          case:
            - condition: ($header(color) = blue)
              execute:
                - invoke:
                    version: 2.3.0
                    title: blue invoke
                    timeout: 60
                    verb: keep
                    chunked-uploads: false
                    persistent-connection: true
                    cache-response: protocol
                    cache-ttl: 900
                    target-url: $(olb-odc-blue-url)/$(api.operation.path)$(request.search)
                    tls-profile: paastlsprofile:1.0.0
            - condition: ($header(color) = green)
              execute:
                - invoke:
                    version: 2.3.0

I believe you need to put both color and value in double quotes:

Well thanks Matt!

Hello Matt,

I am also facing the same issue as mentioned by Jeff in thread. I tried your suggestion of using double quotes on both the key and value but it is not working. Any other way can I use to achieve to route the different invoke on the basis of header value.

Thanks,

Can you share your code?  I tested this in 10.0.8 and it worked for all scenarios.

Hello Matt,

I tried using ($(message.headers.Source)=="123") and it worked for me.

Thanks,