PI JMS Adapter MQ Message Format

Hi,
I know that if you change the target client in the JMS adapter properties il will change the message format for MQSTR (Websphere MQ Non-JMS) or MQRFH2 (JMS-Compliant).
But is there a way to force the MQ Message format to NONE or an empty string? The MQSTR is causing some unwanted conversion in legacy systems.
PI 7.1 EHP1.
Thanks,
Martin

Hi Martin - I relize you've already answered, but as an fyi, my somewhat related requirement was to have the mqmd.format=MQIMS, instead of the value MQSTR that PI seems to default to. 
I was able to achieve this by
(1) setting that Module JMSMessageType=bytes parm like you did, and
(2) set an additional parameter entry (i.e. on your 'Advanced' tab) of
JMS.Message.method.setStringProperty java.lang.String JMS_IBM_Format, java.lang.String MQIMS
(I think you need MQ7 libraries for this).
Keith

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