I'm sharing the following problem and solution with using the OEP inbound message adapter because it may be
a common situation occurring to other users.
Recently was using the inbound JMS adapter with its default (OEP internal) converter from JMS MapMessage
messages to OEP events. The inbound adapter was receiving MapMessage messages but it was not assigning
values to the corresponding attributes in the specified input event instance.
The problem was that I was not properly creating the MapMessage messages in the JMS producer client.
I was using method setStringProperty() instead of method setString(), which is what is needed to set name/value
pairs of type String, and similarly with other primitive Java data types. Here's a code snippet for building and sending
a MapMessage on the client side:
try {
mapm = qsess.createMapMessage();
mapm.setString("valueType1", "value1");
mapm.setString("valueType2", "value2");
mapm.setInt("valueType3", 5);
producer.send(mapm);
} catch (JMSException jmse) {
jmse.printStackTrace(System.err);
System.exit(0);
}
Regards,
Mauricio
