JMS ObjectMessage type

[Coombs, Lawrence]

Does anyone have any experience working with JMS ObjectMessages? I have a developer claiming that they are able to send the ObjectMessage, but when they receive it, it is a JMSBytesMessage.

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[Roger Lacroix]

Hi Lawrence,

Tell your developer to RTM (you can add the 'F' if you want). :)

For JMS applications, MQ will handle (send/receive) 2 types of
objects (notice I didn't say ObjectMessage), they are JMSTextMessage
and JMSByteMessage. If they did not explicitly create a TextMessage
(for JMSTextMessage) then the message type will be
JMSByteMessage. Now maybe they can cast the incoming object
(JMSByteMessage) to be ObjectMessage, I don't know as I have never
tried that but I doubt it.

Regards,
Roger Lacroix
Capitalware Inc.

At 12:42 PM 7/16/2014, Coombs, Lawrence wrote:
>Does anyone have any experience working with JMS ObjectMessages? I
>have a developer claiming that they are able to send the
>ObjectMessage, but when they receive it, it is a JMSBytesMessage.
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Hi Lawrence,

Tell your developer to RTM (you can add the 'F' if you want). :)

For JMS applications, MQ will handle (send/receive) 2 types of objects (notice I didn't say ObjectMessage), they are JMSTextMessage and JMSByteMessage. If they did not explicitly create a TextMessage (for JMSTextMessage) then the message type will be JMSByteMessage. Now maybe they can cast the incoming object (JMSByteMessage) to be ObjectMessage, I don't know as I have never tried that but I doubt it.

Regards,
Roger Lacroix
Capitalware Inc.

At 12:42 PM 7/16/2014, Coombs, Lawrence wrote:

Does anyone have any experience working with JMS ObjectMessages? I have a developer claiming that they are able to send the ObjectMessage, but when they receive it, it is a JMSBytesMessage.
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