On 02/15/2013 03:29 PM, Steven Hardy wrote:
Well, no - this is only addressing half of the problem - on the receiver side the binary buffer gets returned to the user as a string, but it's not converted back to the original format - so the message is corrupted and we have no way of knowing that conversion from binary is required.
You could check the size and decode anything over 2^16... but I agree that is not ideal. I'll consult some more on that(!)...
See my attached revised reproducer - maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see how we can detect the _context_aws_creds key has been binary encoded on the receiver side. It seems to me that the problem here is python-qpid encoding individual dict/map keys - wouldn't it be better to just dump the whole dict to a string (ie json),
You can certainly do that. Just set the content to the original json string and send it.
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