Hi List,
I am sending messages to a JMS Service which runs at a third party.
I use C++ qpid 0.28 with amqp 1.0.
When the message is created it looks like this:
std::string messageContent("example text");
qpidMessage.setContentType("text/plain");
qpidMessage.setContent(qpid::types::Variant(messageContent));
The third party told me that it comes in as a ByteMessage but it must be
a TextMessage.
I tried it out using an own java JMS Client (also with qpid 0.28):
Message amqpMsg = consumer.receive();
if (amqpMsg instanceof javax.jms.TextMessage)
{
javax.jms.TextMessage txMsg = (javax.jms.TextMessage)
amqpMsg;
log.info("TxtMsg: " + txMsg.toString());
}
else
{
log.info("NO Text Message: " + amqpMsg.toString());
}
I can also see that the message comes out as a ByteMessage.
I also wrote a test prorgram in java to send a message and the JMS
client could read it as TextMessage.
Does anyone of you have an idea how I can create a JMS TextMessage using
a c++ qpid program?
Is it right in from an AMQP perspective that it must be possible to
create a TextMessage?
Regards,
Andreas
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