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I will add the release bundles to the dist rele
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I will add the archives to the dist release rep
Sorry for some confusion. The reason I use ThreadLocal is that with Spring
JmsTemplate API I can only access the message object before it sends to the
qpid send() method. This means the message object doesn't have message Id
set by producer yet. So by using ThreadLocal to store the message object
b
On Tue, 12 Jan 2021 at 17:01, jxz024000 wrote:
>
> Thanks Rob. The ThreadLocal idea from the referred link helps me to solved
> the issue. Basically I use a ThreadLocal object to store the message before
> send() is called and then use msg.getJMSMessageID() to log the id after
> send() is called.
Thanks Rob. The ThreadLocal idea from the referred link helps me to solved
the issue. Basically I use a ThreadLocal object to store the message before
send() is called and then use msg.getJMSMessageID() to log the id after
send() is called. This works perfect for me as I really don't need to
custom
As Tim said the client is operating in the manner JMS mandates,
whereby msg.setJMSMessageID(..) isnt for use by applications but
rather by JMS clients, and the client sets a message ID upon send(),
with the value available after the send call returns, using
msg.getJMSMessageID().
There are some UR
It's always been my understanding that the use of CBS was optional.
Certainly, none of the Microsoft documentation I've seen around using
the JMS client (with Service Bus) refers to it that I can recall.
In looking at the original code from the first mail again, I see its
included 'Azure connectio