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Bug
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Status: Resolved
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
Hi
"-", dash is not a valid character for keys in JMS headers. This gets encoded in OpenTracing java-jms client: DASH = "$dash$"; see:
I am proposing to have the same approach in camel-opentracing. By doing so spans created by Camel can be seen under a trace created by java-jms. I have amended the code accordingly and will raise a pull request. I have extended the change to the abstract messaging class so that it also works when a peer is using JMS for amqp endpoint for instance. A configuration parameter allows to activate/deactivate encoding. If no parameter is provided the behavior is as before for backward compatibility.
Regards,
Frédéric
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