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What are limitations/restrictions on destination name?
What are limitations/restrictions on a destination name in terms of special
characters usage, unicode characters and the max length? Any standard
specification it should confirm to?
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Re: What are limitations/restrictions on destination name?
Posted by mikmela <mi...@yahoo.com>.
OK, I've testest some use cases... This list is far from being
comprehensive... Looks like only destination names containing "?" that are
accepted by JMS api, will have issues as ActiveMQ parses destination name as
URI string. Consequently, “?” is removed and everything after it is treated
as query params.
destination name
ActiveMQ name
"?test?.jms.spec.que?"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-3:1:1:1:1 sent to queue://
"?test.jms.spec.que"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-9:1:1:1:2 sent to queue://
"test?.jms.spec.que?"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-13:1:1:1:2 sent to queue://test
"#test#.jms.spec.que#"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-17:1:1:1:2 sent to
queue://#test#.jms.spec.que#
"\test.jms.spec.que"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-19:1:1:1:2 sent to
queue://est.jms.spec.que
"\\test.jms.spec.que"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-25:1:1:1:3 sent to
queue://\test.jms.spec.que
"test.jms.spec.que\\"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-33:1:1:1:2 sent to
queue://test.jms.spec.que\
"/test.jms.spec.que"
Message ID:dev1467-56629-1362089194289-37:1:1:1:2 sent to
queue:///test.jms.spec.que
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Re:What are limitations/restrictions on destination name?
Posted by SuoNayi <su...@163.com>.
Here is the section about destination in the JMS 1.1 Specification:
JMS does not define a standard address syntax. Although this was considered,
it was decided that the differences in address semantics between existing
enterprise messaging products was too wide to bridge with a single syntax.
Instead, JMS defines the Destination object which encapsulates provider-specific addresses.
For activemq, Wildcards is supported,
http://activemq.apache.org/wildcards.html
At 2013-02-27 00:47:23,mikmela <mi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>What are limitations/restrictions on a destination name in terms of special
>characters usage, unicode characters and the max length? Any standard
>specification it should confirm to?
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