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GDS-680
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Bug
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Closed
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| Resolution: |
Cannot Reproduce
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Major
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| Assignee: |
Franck Wolff
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| Reporter: |
PICARD
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0
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0
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Server JBoss 5.
JMS Context with Gravity 1.2.0
Server JBoss 5.
JMS Context with Gravity 1.2.0
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When I use JMS Message on Text Mode. The method called to create JMS Message on JMSServiceAdapter ( line 266 ) return "msg = message.getBody();". But, this method don't override "toString" and return a text as "@TJDUdisd[" for exemple ( probably the object reference ).
To use this api, I need use "GDS_BYTEARRAY_BODY" for my message.
Exemple:
"var message:AsyncMessage = new AsyncMessage(messageString, {"GDS_BYTEARRAY_BODY":true});"
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Description
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When I use JMS Message on Text Mode. The method called to create JMS Message on JMSServiceAdapter ( line 266 ) return "msg = message.getBody();". But, this method don't override "toString" and return a text as "@TJDUdisd[" for exemple ( probably the object reference ).
To use this api, I need use "GDS_BYTEARRAY_BODY" for my message.
Exemple:
"var message:AsyncMessage = new AsyncMessage(messageString, {"GDS_BYTEARRAY_BODY":true});"
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Probleme with JMSServiceAdapter
There is maybe a bug when sending empty strings, can you check if this is the case.