Posted By:
Alicja_Matusewicz
Posted On:
Monday, April 2, 2001 02:58 AM
Currently I am writing a simple JMS application (using MQSeries). It forwards msgs from one queue to other queues without interpreting them. I just receive and resend the message like follows: message = queueReceiver.receive(); queueSender.send(message); But for some some types of messages it doesn't work: 1. TextMessage is cut, it has the size of Message type - 112 bytes (body of message is lost). When I explicitly cast to TextMessage then the message is OK (not corrupted). 2. BytesMessage and ObjectMessage is longer (extra 112 bytes). It seems that a next header is added. In this case casting to correct type doesn't help. What should I do to assure that the resent messages are not corrupted?
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Currently I am writing a simple JMS application (using MQSeries). It forwards msgs from one queue to other queues without interpreting them.
I just receive and resend the message like follows:
message = queueReceiver.receive(); queueSender.send(message);
But for some some types of messages it doesn't work:
1. TextMessage is cut, it has the size of Message type - 112 bytes (body of message is lost). When I explicitly cast to TextMessage then the message is OK (not corrupted).
2. BytesMessage and ObjectMessage is longer (extra 112 bytes). It seems that a next header is added. In this case casting to correct type doesn't help.
What should I do to assure that the resent messages are not corrupted?
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