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commit a706344607ec38fdaf91550dcea5dc8dbb9d8b4c
Author: Claus Ibsen <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Mon Jan 26 20:18:20 2026 +0100
camel-core - simple languge improve docs
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@@ -676,6 +676,14 @@ This requires having `camel-base64` JAR on the classpath.
|`base64Encode(exp)` | `String` |Base64 encodes the expression
|====
+Camel comes with functions to use `camel-base64` JAR for base64 encoding and
decoding.
+
+For example `${base64Encode(Camel)}` returns `Q2FtZWw=` and you can reverse
+this by `${base64Decode(Q2FtZWw=)}` which then returns `Camel`.
+
+If you want to encode the message body then use `${base64Encode()}`, but you
can also
+provide a nested function such as `${base64Encode(${header.myKey})}` to encode
a header.
+
== Built-in Symbols
