OK, according to ActiveMQ docs, it appears that Message.getJMSTimestamp () returns the time when the client Claim that this message has been sent to its local clock). And it is believed that the property is "JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime" which has been added to the message (see). However, attempting to install it on Active MQ 4.1.2 gives an error.
Does anyone know that this is something that was added only 5.0 or later? Or is there some other explanation where it can disappear? Message.getPropertyNames () returns empty counts, which can indicate that nothing is happening.
Yes it has been added to 5.x version If you can not upgrade, you can use the timestamp plugin (), Because I think it's only 5.x and you sync frequently on the broker side.
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