Lack of information in JMS based notification message

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I have configured Watch for server log and related JMS Message Notification.
However, I get only a text like "MapMessage[ID:<589306.1276727319522.0>]" in the JMS message text.
How can I get the original log message by that ID or the JMS message's text can be extended with content WatchData attribute?
Very appreciate any help or direction to place where I can read about it.
Thanks,
Yuriy

I have figured out what is going on.
WLDF notification is written to JMS in the format that WLS Administrative Console can not read it.
However, when I export message to XML I can see all information that I need:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<JMSMessageExport>
<mes:WLJMSMessage xmlns:mes="http://www.bea.com/WLS/JMS/Message">
<mes:Header>
<mes:JMSMessageID>ID:<589306.1276788240914.0></mes:JMSMessageID>
<mes:JMSDeliveryMode>PERSISTENT</mes:JMSDeliveryMode>
<mes:JMSExpiration>0</mes:JMSExpiration>
<mes:JMSPriority>4</mes:JMSPriority>
<mes:JMSRedelivered>false</mes:JMSRedelivered>
<mes:JMSTimestamp>1276788240914</mes:JMSTimestamp>
<mes:Properties>
<mes:property name="JMSXDeliveryCount">
<mes:Int>0</mes:Int>
</mes:property>
</mes:Properties>
</mes:Header>
<mes:Body>
<mes:Map>
<mes:name-value name="WatchAlarmResetPeriod">
<mes:String>60000</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchSeverityLevel">
<mes:String>Notice</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchRule">
<mes:String>(SUBSYSTEM = 'ousgg.valves')</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchDomainName">
<mes:String>my_domain</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchData">
<mes:String>DATE = Jun 17, 2010 11:24:00 AM EDT SERVER = AdminServer MESSAGE = Invalid record ...</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="JMSNotificationName">
<mes:String>OUSGG-FileValves-Fail-JMS</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchAlarmType">
<mes:String>None</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchRuleType">
<mes:String>Log</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchName">
<mes:String>OUSGG-FileValves</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchServerName">
<mes:String>AdminServer</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
<mes:name-value name="WatchTime">
<mes:String>Jun 17, 2010 11:24:00 AM EDT</mes:String>
</mes:name-value>
</mes:Map>
</mes:Body>
</mes:WLJMSMessage>
</JMSMessageExport>
Does anybody know what format the notification is written in?
I'm trying to read it via JMS transport in OSB and it throwing errors no matter what "Request Message Type" I use:
Unexpected type of message received: weblogic.jms.common.MapMessageImpl
Thanks,
Yuriy
Edited by: user736637 on Jun 17, 2010 12:15 PM

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