Setting message properties

          I'm trying to set a message property for my message object.
          The name of the property is "Content-Type".
          When I try the setObjectProperty method I get an exception (MessageFormatException).
          When I try the setStringProperty method I get an exception (MessageFormatException)
          because setStringProperty calls setObjectProperty.
          The exception message is "Illegal property name, Content-Type".
          My message type is TextMessage.
          What am I doing wrong?

As per the JMS spec, property names must be legal Java identifiers,
          so a "-" is not legal. I'm guessing the reason for this is to
          simplify parsing property names within selector expressions.
          Tom
          Dustin Williams wrote:
          > I'm trying to set a message property for my message object.
          >
          > The name of the property is "Content-Type".
          >
          > When I try the setObjectProperty method I get an exception (MessageFormatException).
          > When I try the setStringProperty method I get an exception (MessageFormatException)
          > because setStringProperty calls setObjectProperty.
          >
          > The exception message is "Illegal property name, Content-Type".
          > My message type is TextMessage.
          >
          > What am I doing wrong?

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