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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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AMQ 7.7.0.GA
If a consumer subscribes to a wildcard address `test.*.A` a new address is auto-created `test.*.A` when the consumer connects.
This causes a problem because messages published to 'test.foo.A' will be sent to the `test.*.A` address rather than `test.foo.A`. When paging is started on the destination, the message 'destination' header is now `test.*.A` in stead of `test.foo.A`. If consumers rely on the 'destination' header for processing, the original destination is lost.
- is cloned by
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ENTMQBR-4427 [LTS] destination header replaced for wildcard address during paging
- Closed
- relates to
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ENTMQBR-3875 Inconsistent and negative address size
- Closed