Hi

It seems that when Camel replies to a message, it does not remove the 
JMSReplyTo header off the reply. I have looked at the unit test 
testSendInOnlyWithReplyTo in Camel’s unit tests and there’s a comment there 
that describes having to ignore this field being sent.

// we should disable reply to to avoid sending the message back to our self
// after we have consumed it

This is not a good solution if the listener happens to be a separate 
application. They wouldn’t have any idea to ignore the JMSReplyTo header. 
Wouldn’t this be classified as a bug? Camel should remove this field out when 
replying shouldn’t it?

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