On 04/11/2014 09:35 AM, Fraser Adams wrote:
whilst hyphens are indeed legal AMQP 1.0 the *are not* legal wrt. JMS message selectors, indeed they are not *actually* legal JMS application property names (I only realised that myself when I was trying to figure out the selector thing).
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there's no point making things hard for Java clients
Indeed. Keep things as simple as possible.
On a related note previous working drafts of AMQP 1.0 Management had specified using lists as message bodies in quite a few places, which is perfectly legal AMQP (though as you have noted lists and maps as property values is not) but because lists are a pain for JMS I argued that was *probably* a bad idea.
In the spirit of keeping things as simple as possible, how about using JSON in the body? It is already in widespread use for modelling state for all sorts of things (including messaging brokers).
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