Hi Stefan,
So, you can see here that it can take both jms 1.x and 2.x.
If you have both JMS 1.x and JMS 2.x API deployed, it will take the 2.x.
That's why maybe the @Reference doesn't work: you probably have the two
API deployed and ActiveMQ connection factory is 1.x only.
Anyway, maybe you
Hi Stefan,
So, you can see here that it can take both jms 1.x and 2.x.
If you have both JMS 1.x and JMS 2.x API deployed, it will take the 2.x.
That's why maybe the @Reference doesn't work: you probably have the two
API deployed and ActiveMQ connection factory is 1.x only.
Anyway, maybe you
By the way, as ActiveMQ is JMS 1.1 (for now, I'm planning to add support
for JMS 2.0 soon), you can import like this:
javax.jms*;version="[1,2)"
It would be a good test ;)
Regards
JB
On 20/10/2019 12:38, stefang wrote:
> Hi JB,
>
> Import was exactly as in your JMS-Reference Example.
>
>
>
Hi JB,
Import was exactly as in your JMS-Reference Example.
javax.jms*;version="[1,3)",
*
Regards
Stefan
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