Inspired by the introduction of JdbcClient in 6.1 (#30931) and by the requirements for customizable operations expressed in #26840, we intend to investigate the introduction of a similarly designed JmsClient API.
This can also bring unified message conversion capabilities from JmsTemplate (payload objects and jakarta.jms.Message) as well as JmsMessagingTemplate (org.springframework.messaging.Message), being able to interact with org.springframework.jms.support.converter.MessageConverter as well as org.springframework.messaging.converter.MessageConverter.
Inspired by the introduction of
JdbcClientin 6.1 (#30931) and by the requirements for customizable operations expressed in #26840, we intend to investigate the introduction of a similarly designedJmsClientAPI.This can also bring unified message conversion capabilities from
JmsTemplate(payload objects andjakarta.jms.Message) as well asJmsMessagingTemplate(org.springframework.messaging.Message), being able to interact withorg.springframework.jms.support.converter.MessageConverteras well asorg.springframework.messaging.converter.MessageConverter.