JMS Receiver - set DCJMSMessageProperty value dynamically from message

Hi,
I have a JMS Receiver where I want to set a DCJMSMessageProperty value to a value from the message contents
For example:
Scenario 1:
Message content field <EANCode>123456</EANCode>
DCJMSMessageProperty6 should be set to 123456 in this instance
Scenario 2:
Message content field <EANCode>99999</EANCode>
DCJMSMessageProperty6 should be set to 99999 in this instance
I know how to set this property to a fixed value using the module DynamicConfigurationBean but do not know how to make this value to use message content.

Hi,
As stated earlier, I need to set DCJMSMessageProperty on the communication channel to a value held in the content not a fixed value.
I will use a UDF to do this now as there are only certain dynamic values you can use using the DynamicConfigurationBean such as message ID, interface name etc. I want to use something in the content so a UDF should be able to do this.
Cheers
Colin.

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