The simplest option is to serialize the object yourself (to XML/JSON/some
format of your own devising) and send it as a Text message instead of an
Object message...
Tim
On Apr 1, 2015 3:17 AM, "Derek Coleman" wrote:
> Hello Christian:
>
> In this post you recommended not to use ". Or, don't use
Hello Christian:
In this post you recommended not to use ". Or, don't use Object messages
(preferred). " object messages in ActiveMQ, do you have recommendations on
how to successfully do this?
Thanks,
--
Derek Coleman
de...@dcassociatesgroup.com
Sounds like Spring Integration might be trying to send as an Object message
and send in its GenericMessage object. This will not be on the classpath of
ActiveMQ. You'd need to make sure it's on the classpath of both producers
and consumers. Or, don't use Object messages (preferred). Might have to a
Hi,
I am fairly new to ActiveMQ and I have installed the 5.8.0 version on my
local machine. I am then trying to send messages using Spring Integration
framework. I keep getting the below error :
javax.jms.JMSException: Failed to build body from content. Serializable
class not available to brok
