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Posted to users@activemq.apache.org by Simon Wistow <si...@thegestalt.org> on 2006/12/19 20:24:30 UTC
Stomp and numeric properties in message selectors
I recently spent a while debugging some problems I was having. The
solution turned out to be that in my Java sender I was doing something
like
message.setIntProperty('year',2006);
and then my message selector in my consumer was
(year=2006 OR year IS NULL)
However in Perl land, even though the Stomp frame looked like
year:2006
that doesn't work unless I do
(year='2006' OR year IS NULL)
is there anyway to force Stomp to have a numeric property? Or am I just
missing something entirely?
Simon
Re: Stomp and numeric properties in message selectors
Posted by RubyStompUser <ms...@kdsecure.com>.
COME ON, people!
I know SOMEBODY else cares about being able to use (numeric) JMS selectors
via STOMP!
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Re: Stomp and numeric properties in message selectors
Posted by RubyStompUser <ms...@kdsecure.com>.
I am having the same problem.
HOW can the numeric JMS selectors (>, <, BETWEEN) be used with STOMP? They
are needed.
-Marc
Simon Wistow wrote:
>
> I recently spent a while debugging some problems I was having. The
> solution turned out to be that in my Java sender I was doing something
> like
>
> message.setIntProperty('year',2006);
>
>
> and then my message selector in my consumer was
>
> (year=2006 OR year IS NULL)
>
> However in Perl land, even though the Stomp frame looked like
>
> year:2006
>
> that doesn't work unless I do
>
> (year='2006' OR year IS NULL)
>
>
> is there anyway to force Stomp to have a numeric property? Or am I just
> missing something entirely?
>
> Simon
>
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