Hi Ian
For your case, you should use the property mediator to set the reply
destination name. However the 1.0 release had a bug where this property
did not propagate to the endpoint when being sent. This bug is already
fixed and will go into 1.0.1 as well as being already available in a
fresh build off the source code. Let me know if you would like a binary
of the relevant JAR file.
asankha
Ian Carman wrote:
I'm trying to adapt sample 111 so that it uses a known JMS queue to return
the response rather than creating a temporary queue.
If I add a parameter to the end of the proxy definition as follows:
<parameter name="transport.jms.ReplyDestination">
StockQuoteResponse
</parameter>
It doesn't appear to have an affect on the JMS message sent.
I've also tried to achieve the same thing using a property mediator without
success.
I'd appreciate anyone being able to point out what I'm doing wrong or with
an example that might shed some light.
Thanks.
Ian.
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