Have you tried using
TXN_ID = '007'
Note that you are setting a String property, then in the selector
comparing it to a number. So either set an int property - or quote the
value
On 6/16/06, JeanMarie Mariadassou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm having troublw using a message selector to receive specific messages.
I've set a message property in my producer app:
message.setStringProperty("TXN_ID","007");
And in my consumer app, I have something like
String selector = "TXN_ID >= 007";
consumer = session.createConsumer(requestQueue, selector);
connection.start();
BytesMessage message = (BytesMessage) consumer.receive(10000);
I see the property in the queue when I use a tool like jconsole, but my
consumer does not seem to receive this message. In fact, if I change my
consumer to fetch without a selector, I can see the property using
message.getStringPropert("TXN_ID").
Am I missing something here?
-JeanMarie
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