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The route doesn't show any messages either.... In other words I can drag and drop messages onto activeMQ endpoints(which gives me feedback that it is successful) and nothing shows up anywhere. Not on the target endpoints and not on a traced route.
BTW check if you're dragging XML files onto the endpoints, make sure its got the xmlns definition in it...
<message xmlns="http://fabric.fusesource.org/schema/messages">
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a recent change was to add that in (for easier diagnostic of what is a messages file and whats a general XML file etc. Its working fine for me here.
Wondering if you used a different permutation of dragging/dropping? FWIW previously I"ve hit the odd issue over some combination of endpoint/queue/message at the drag or drop bit; though if the send fails you usually get a dialog popup? Anything show up in the Error Log after you try drop the message onto an endpoint?
adding the message wrapper fixed the issue
What if the message isn't XML? Great stuff, phew!
So the main purpose of this new namespace is to detect if the file being dropped is a 'message XML' (in which case the headers & body are used) otherwise the intention is to create a message XML with the file XML encoded as the body. Should have that bit implemented this week hopefully... I think this is no longer an issue; we can always reopen if it is...
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To view trace messages you need to click on a Route in the tree. (As its the routes that are traced).