Hello all,
I could have *sworn* I'd seen some postings some time back relating to
getting and setting the Content-Type.
Now I can get the type by down casting Message to the Qpid
AbstractJMSMessage e.g.
String contentType =
(org.apache.qpid.client.message.AbstractJMSMessage)message).getContentType();
But that's less than ideal as it uses Qpid classes not JMS Interfaces,
though it's definitely the only way to do it for older Qpid versions.
I've tried :
message.getJMSType();
and
message.getStringProperty("x-amqp.content-type");
But these are both returning me null. The latest Programming in Apache
Qpid says:
JMSType => mp.content_type
but as I say if I do System.out.println("type = " + m.getJMSType()); I
get null
Have I missed something? I really thought I'd read something on this a
bit back. Are there different "Content-Type" i.e. a user one and a
transport one? Is there a way to get hold of "amqp/list" without the
evil cast above?
You may sense a bit of a theme with amqp/list :-D
Cheers,
Frase
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