Hi!
thanks for your quick reply!
Claus Ibsen wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> #1: Are you using J2EE message driven beans (EJB beans)?
> #2: Or do you want to using Spring-based message listener (what Camel
> uses)?
>
> If #1 then you can send the data from your J2EE MDB to Camel using a
> ProducerTemplate
> ...
>
I am using J2EE, i.e. implementing a J2EE MDB. I played around with
ProducerTemplates but was under the impression that this is probably not the
most elegant way. If, for example, I configure a route as
from("direct:foo").to("stream:out"); and feed (forward) a JMS Message the
MDB received using ProducerTemplate.sendBody("direct:foo", message), the JMS
headers are lost and there is no automatic conversion of, say, a TextMessage
into a String etc. as it happens with the jms:-component. I was hoping for
the MessageListenerProcessor to do something smart with the headers, but if
forwarding the headers separately is the recommended way to go, I'm fine
with that.
Joerg
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