Wy douse the bridge override time to live for individual jms-messages?

Hi, we have a problem with time to live for individual jms-messages.
          We have a JMS-bridge (ASYNC) between two wls, one application publish a jms masseage on a jms queue with the QueueSender. When the message i sent we set the time to live for the jms-message.
          The bridge then transport the jms message from one wls to the an other. When the message i received on the subscriper side the message time to live is no longer set to the value we specified, the value is now overrided with the default time to live value set on the source ConnectionFactor.
          How do prevent the override of the time to live value.
          Regards
          /Johan

Hi,
          If the target destination is WL 9.0 or higher you can configure the bridge to preserve message properties -- the MBean attribute name is "PreserveMsgProperty".
          Alternatively, if source and target destination are WL 9.0 or higher, you can configure WebLogic store-and-forward instead of a bridge.
          Finally, if the expiration time is always the same relative to the current time at the point when the bridge forwards the message, you can administratively configure the target destination with a "TimeToLiveOverride" (via the destination configuration itself - not the bridge configuration).
          Tom

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