Found it :)
The message was sent as a JMS BytesMessage (instead of a TextMessage) and
the object property names have to be in lowercase. I am more than happy now
=)
Kind Regards
Michael Justin
mjustin wrote:
>
> The Delphi-generated version does not show up as SamplePojo object in the
> admin
Hi Dejan,
meanwhile I found out how a JSON-encoded java object encodes the class
name.
Now I can see that I can generate JSON-encoded objects with Java and Delphi,
the differences are very small. Only the order of the fields changes:
Generated by the Java producer:
{"SamplePojo":{"name":"myname
Hello Dejan,
many thanks - it works like a charm now.
Now I am stuck just at the next corner and could have know before:
I wrote a SamplePojo class and send it from a Java producer tool, and it
successfully shows up in the web admin console. It appears in the typical
Java notation in the 'Mess
Hi Michael,
you are right, XStream is an optional dependency, so you have to put
it manually into the lib/ folder. Additionally, you have to include
jettison (http://jettison.codehaus.org) into broker's classpath if you
plan to use JSON. I've just updated docs with this info
(http://cwiki.apache.o
Dear all,
with the current 5.1 snapshot, jms-json transformation requires the
Thoughtworks xstream library which is not included in the binary
distribution.
I have found a download location for the required jars:
http://dist.codehaus.org/com.thoughtworks.xstream/jars/
If the jar can not be in
