Problem with NormalizedMessage properties

[Alexanderz <al...@yandex.ru>]

I faces with situation when properties of NormalizedMessage can be lost in
the way between endpoints. It does not depend on type of endpoint. The
problem is not stable, but possible to catch. For example if we lost special
property for eip: resequencer/eip:asyncbridge and it will not work properly.
Also I tried to change SedaFlow to JMSFlow, but it seems JMSFlow does not
copy properties at all. I'm right? if so use of eip:asyncBridge and
eip:resequencer can be difficult. 

I've just created JIRA (https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/SM-1932)
and provided reproducer. 
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Re: Problem with NormalizedMessage properties

[Alexanderz <al...@yandex.ru>]

Thank you for the comment, I've already resolved the problem, it was my fault
=) solution can be found in jira mentioned in my previous post.


iocanel wrote:
> 
> AsyncBridge copies properties when sends the exchange to the
> targetSerivce. Finally after the async response arrives in adds it as out
> in the original exchange and sends it. So I feel that they are not lost
> here. I can't tell about re sequencer cause I never used it.
> 
> Note, that lot of eips (pipeline, routing-slip etc) come with a boolean
> property called copyProperties. You may need to play with it.
> 
> 
> 

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Re: Problem with NormalizedMessage properties

[iocanel <ca...@upstreamsystems.com>]

AsyncBridge copies properties when sends the exchange to the targetSerivce.
Finally after the async response arrives in adds it as out in the original
exchange and sends it. So I feel that they are not lost here. I can't tell
about re sequencer cause I never used it.

Note, that lot of eips (pipeline, routing-slip etc) come with a boolean
property called copyProperties. You may need to play with it.


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