The hello_world.cpp example for Qpid Messaging C++ currently sends its
message by doing "sender.send(Message("Hello world!"));" which causes
it to send a data body section containing the bytes, when using AMQP
1.0.
Aleternatively, doing this:
Message msg;
msg.setContentObject("Hello World!");
msg.getContentObject().setEncoding("utf8");
sender.send(msg);
results in the payload sent by the client changing to an amqp-value
body section containing a utf8 string.
The other examples appear to use setContentObject already when sending
strings. Is there any reaosn not to do the same for the simple hello
world example?
Robbie
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