JMS Adapter - Correlation ID

Question

Hi,
I am looking to use the JMS Adapter to put a message on a Queue (ActiveMQ), which is consumed and serviced as a request with a correlating JMS Message being produced as a response.
An  Async Message is created by the client and forwarded to the JMS adapter via an AMF Channel which creates the actual JMS TextMessage and puts it on the queue, in response my clent receives the Acknowledgement (MessageAckEvent) which contains a correlationID in the format:
9D90B26-2006-52C7-FE31-70926243CDBE
Which is attained form the request messageID - A'OK
The poblem is the JMS TextMessage created does not contain the correlationID !  The JMS Adapter code does this:
public Object invoke(Message message)
// named Flex message props become JMS headers
Map msgProps = message.getHeaders();
msgProps.put(JMSConfigConstants.TIME_TO_LIVE, new Long(message.getTimeToLive()));
The correlationID like time to live is not in the AsyncMessage headers - Im thinking this could be an issue, does anyone agree ?
I think the correlationID should be populated in the same way as time to live.
There is also another issue in terms of the flex client creating the original Async Message. This has a property of correlationID which is able to be set, though in terms of the JMS Adapter this is ignored. If I set this property manually and send to the JMS Adapter the correlation ID in the Ack does not contain what I set, and again holds the messageID.  To be fair I think this is not the intended use of the correlationID property, and is for correlation within internal topics, but from the JMS Adapter point of view looks a bit weird.
Can anyone confirm if they think my ramblings are something that could be raised as an issue or whether I have just missed the point completely as Im not very good at reading documentation :-)
Cheers,
Jonathan.

Answer 1

I looked into the wsdl and xsd file which correspond to my JMS Adapter.
There is one line:
<jca:header message="hdr:InboundHeader_msg" part="inboundHeader"/>
Is there a way to add this information to
<message name="JMSCorrelationProcessRequest_msg">
<part name="JMSCorrelationProcessRequest" element="imp1:JMSCorrelationProcessRequest"/>
</message>
If this is possible i can access the header variables in BPEL...