JMS send message

Hello,
in my message bean i have method with 3 BigDecimal parameters.
How can i send message from client with 3 BigDecimal parameters?
thanks for help.

No, but you can. use an object stream to serialize the message and you are
          all set.
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Hi Tapio,
If you are on SP14, SAP has introduced 'dynamic headers' with this support Pack. Your problem may be related to this. See the related section in SAP Note#856346 (JMS Adapter - FAQ)
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In my MQ Series Queue i get different Messages with Different Structures.
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Dear Kai,
if i have 3 MQ series Queues then how are we going to maintain the flow of the Messages in the same order in which has come into MQ series queues.
this mesans to say that all the Message come in Parallel out from JMS or MQ side and will be mapped onto Reciever side.
But in my case i wil need to have M1 first M2 second and M3 third.
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Jason

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I need to send messages to the default queue(demoQueue) available in the server using a JMS adapter in a BPEL process.
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Im having trouble handling large messages with a MQ JMS sender adapter.
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The problem solved itself, when the MQ server crashed and restarted.
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Was able to sucessfully send messages to Weblogic JMS topic and also able recieve them.
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Thanks for the replies,
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> I have a customer question. They would like to use a
> JMS sender adapter with quality of service EOIO.
> There will potentially be multiple messages in a MQ
> Q Series queue at the same time, but they want XI to
> pick up these messages in the correct order. Is this
> possible?
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> The documentation for JMS sender adapter
> lists the following:
> "Specify the Processing J2EE Cluster Server (Cluster
> ID).
> This specification stops queue-jumping in the JMS
> queue. The valid cluster ID is located on the J2EE
> server Administrator under Server."
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