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Posted to users@activemq.apache.org by frachel <fr...@therachels.net> on 2011/11/16 20:13:48 UTC
Viewing the contents of a message?
Our applications puts a message on a Queue - initially using the Web Console
when I clicked on the message to view it, i got a ClassNotFound exception
(couldn't find the serialized class that the message was). I added the
appropriate JAR's to the ClassPath (edited wrapper.conf), and I no longer
get the error - but all I get is the name of the class with some signature
characters after it. The class we post is called "ExecuteCycleReply". This
is what I see in the web console when I click on a message:
org.foinsure.types.messages.ExecuteCycleReply@4226c7da
Its a step beyond ClassNotFound ExecuteCycleReply, but not very useful.. is
there a way to see the actual contents?
Thanks.
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Reply:Viewing the contents of a message?
Posted by SuoNayi <su...@163.com>.
Hi Frank,Adding the appropriate jar to the lib directory of AMQ works well so there is no need to modify wrapper.conf.
I guess the class named ExecuteCycleReply should override the method named toString to display some more meaning output.
At 2011-11-17 03:13:48,frachel <fr...@therachels.net> wrote:
>Our applications puts a message on a Queue - initially using the Web Console
>when I clicked on the message to view it, i got a ClassNotFound exception
>(couldn't find the serialized class that the message was). I added the
>appropriate JAR's to the ClassPath (edited wrapper.conf), and I no longer
>get the error - but all I get is the name of the class with some signature
>characters after it. The class we post is called "ExecuteCycleReply". This
>is what I see in the web console when I click on a message:
>
>org.foinsure.types.messages.ExecuteCycleReply@4226c7da
>
>Its a step beyond ClassNotFound ExecuteCycleReply, but not very useful.. is
>there a way to see the actual contents?
>
>Thanks.
>
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Re: Viewing the contents of a message?
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 8:13 PM, frachel <fr...@therachels.net> wrote:
> Our applications puts a message on a Queue - initially using the Web Console
> when I clicked on the message to view it, i got a ClassNotFound exception
> (couldn't find the serialized class that the message was). I added the
> appropriate JAR's to the ClassPath (edited wrapper.conf), and I no longer
> get the error - but all I get is the name of the class with some signature
> characters after it. The class we post is called "ExecuteCycleReply". This
> is what I see in the web console when I click on a message:
>
> org.foinsure.types.messages.ExecuteCycleReply@4226c7da
>
It looks like a .toString() on the object. Maybe you can implement a
toString() method in the ExecuteCycleReply class and output some
details you want to see.
> Its a step beyond ClassNotFound ExecuteCycleReply, but not very useful.. is
> there a way to see the actual contents?
>
> Thanks.
>
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