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Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 03:43:55 -0800 (PST)
From: mta38 <mtaraud.ext@orange-ftgroup.com>
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Subject: JMS - javax.jms.BytesMessage - Properties can't be retrieved in
 JmsExchange
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Hi all,

I have a producer that send BytesMessage object on a queue (ActiveMq is the
broker).

Here is the code of producer

BytesMessage message = queueSession.createBytesMessage();

byte[] body = prepareRequestBody();
message.writeBytes(body);

message.setStringProperty(Constants.MAINCLIENT, "TEST");
			
			
queueProducer.send(message);
			
QueueReceiver queueConsumer = queueSession.createReceiver(queueResponse);

All here is OK, message is sent to the jms endpoint. But when I explore the
Exchange object in the first processor which deals with the message I can
notice the IN message object have no property.

Following is my processor implementation

public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
try
   {
	JmsExchange jmse =(JmsExchange)exchange;
	BytesMessage jmsMsg = (BytesMessage)jmse.getIn();
					
	String ss = jmsMsg.getStringProperty(Constants.MAINCLIENT);
	System.out.println("PROPERTY ==> "+ss);
		
	UUID uuid = UUID.randomUUID();	
	exchange.getIn().setHeader(Constants.IDMESSAGE,  uuid.toString());	
				
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
	exchange.getFault().setBody(ex);
}

May be there are something wrong in my code but I can't see what :confused:.
Any help are welcome.
Thanks in advance 
Mta38

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