I don´t think this is possible at the moment. Can you explain your use
case in detail?
The reason why the replyTo from the message is used is that the sender
of the message knows where his reply queue is and will listen on it. So
using any other
queue typically will not work. The only use case I can imagine is that
you want some other service do some processing on the reply and only
send it back to the original client after that. This case is difficult
as the second service
would not know where to send the reply to as the original reply to of
the message from the client would be lost.
Christian
Am 22.07.2013 10:37, schrieb Jens:
Hi,
is there a way to override the JMS ReplyDestination on the service
implementor side even if the client sends the request with the JMSReplyTo
field set? It looks like the destination from the message always takes
precedence over the value from the JMSConfiguration but I need it the other
way around. Something like "ignore JMSReplyTo" would work as well.
Thanks,
Jens
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