Github user gemmellr commented on the issue:

    https://github.com/apache/qpid-proton-j/pull/6
  
    I'm aware of what qpid-jms does, it does that while avoiding using the 
Message[Impl] from proton entirely, meaning it isn't using the thread local 
from there either, but just happens to have its own (though it could actually 
do the same without that thread local if it wanted, given how the rest of the 
client works.) I wouldnt be all that inclined to make qpid-jms use the proposed 
TLSEncoder class even if it already existed in proton, it seems nicer to keep 
that in the client.
    
    As an aside, TLS seems a weird acronym to use in the name, given its 
typical meaning/usage.


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