2008/10/14 Dejan Bosanac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Ah, Cool :) It's fixed now (revision 704544)
Yay! :)
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Ah, Cool :) It's fixed now (revision 704544)
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James Strachan wrote:
> Sorry I meant the field called "p
2008/10/14 Dejan Bosanac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Done. BTW ObjectMessage already had this implemented.
>
> I'm not sure about properties, most of the message properties are
> fields, we could only mess things with byte properties and such.
Sorry I meant the field called "properties" which (from mem
Done. BTW ObjectMessage already had this implemented.
I'm not sure about properties, most of the message properties are
fields, we could only mess things with byte properties and such.
Cheers
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2008/10/14 Dejan Bosanac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> this all looks good. The fact that you see text = null (even when it is
> not null) in the log is because "text" filed of the text message object
> is set only after the first call of getText() method.
>
> What is returned by
>
> objMessage. g
Hi,
this all looks good. The fact that you see text = null (even when it is
not null) in the log is because "text" filed of the text message object
is set only after the first call of getText() method.
What is returned by
objMessage. getText()
call?
Also, can you check that the message you've
Hello,
I am trying to consume messages off an ActiveMQ queue (ActiveMQ 5.x)
sent by a ruby STOMP client. The messages are being sent, and I can
see them on the ActiveMQ web portal. The message text contains a
string, which I also see in the portal.
However, when I receive the message in
