const Value MessageSelectorEnv::specialValue(const string& id) const
{
Value v;
// TODO: Just use a simple if chain for now - improve this later
if ( id=="delivery_mode" ) {
v = msg.getEncoding().isPersistent() ? PERSISTENT : NON_PERSISTENT;
} else if ( id=="redelivered" ) {
v = msg.getDeliveryCount()>0 ? true : false;
} else if ( id=="priority" ) {
v = int64_t(msg.getPriority());
} else if ( id=="correlation_id" ) {
MessageId cId = msg.getEncoding().getCorrelationId();
if (cId) {
returnedStrings.push_back(new string(cId.str()));
v = returnedStrings[returnedStrings.size()-1];
}
} else if ( id=="message_id" ) {
MessageId mId = msg.getEncoding().getMessageId();
if (mId) {
returnedStrings.push_back(new string(mId.str()));
v = returnedStrings[returnedStrings.size()-1];
}
} else if ( id=="to" ) {
v = EMPTY; // Hard to get this correct for both 1.0 and 0-10
} else if ( id=="reply_to" ) {
v = EMPTY; // Hard to get this correct for both 1.0 and 0-10
} else if ( id=="absolute_expiry_time" ) {
qpid::sys::AbsTime expiry = msg.getExpiration();
// Java property has value of 0 for no expiry
v = (expiry==qpid::sys::FAR_FUTURE) ? 0
: qpid::sys::Duration(qpid::sys::AbsTime::Epoch(), expiry) / qpid::sys::TIME_MSEC;
} else if ( id=="creation_time" ) {
// Use the time put on queue (if it is enabled) as 0-10 has no standard way to get message
// creation time and we're not paying attention to the 1.0 creation time yet.
v = int64_t(msg.getTimestamp() * 1000); // getTimestamp() returns time in seconds we need milliseconds
} else if ( id=="jms_type" ) {
// Currently we can't distinguish between an empty JMSType and no JMSType
// We'll assume for now that setting an empty JMSType doesn't make a lot of sense
const string jmsType = msg.getAnnotation("jms-type").asString();
if ( !jmsType.empty() ) {
returnedStrings.push_back(new string(jmsType));
v = returnedStrings[returnedStrings.size()-1];
}
} else {
v = Value();
}
return v;
}
