davsclaus opened a new pull request, #26965:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/26965
`outputType=StreamList` makes the body a `ResultSetIterator`. The option's
description says the result is streamed *"using an Iterator"* and *"can be used
with the Splitter EIP in streaming mode"* — accurate, but it stops one sentence
short of the consequence: the body has no size and can be read only once.
Anyone who then treats it as a list gets an error that never mentions the
option they chose:
```
org.apache.camel.component.bean.MethodNotFoundException: Method with name:
size() not found on bean:
org.apache.camel.component.sql.ResultSetIterator@1bdc4d7c
```
Measured while benchmarking how well a local model writes Camel routes. A
step that selects the rows of a table, logs `${body.size()}` and splits the
list was written 30 times across three 10-pass runs, with the model free to
choose `outputType`:
| choice | outcome |
|---|---|
| `SelectList`, or no `outputType` | worked |
| `StreamList` | **failed 8 times out of 8**, always on `${body.size()}` |
It reads that the result is an Iterator for the Splitter, picks it, and
sizes the body anyway. So the description isn't wrong — it just doesn't say
what follows from the choice, which is the part an author needs.
The added sentence reaches the catalog, the component page and every tool
that reads them:
> The body is then a ResultSetIterator and not a List: it has no size, and
it can only be read once, so split it to work on the rows instead of calling
`size()` or indexing it. Use `SelectList` when the whole result is wanted as a
List of Map.
Same shape as CAMEL-25040: the catalog names an option but not its
consequence. Documentation only — no behaviour change. The regenerated
component json, catalog json and endpoint-DSL builder are included, from a full
reactor build.
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