20.6. Java JMS Message Properties

The following table shows how Qpid Messaging API message properties are mapped to AMQP 0.10 and 1.0 message properties and delivery properties.

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Table 20.3. Mapping JMS Headers to AMQP fields
JMS Header Name	AMQP Identifier	AMQP Field	AMQP Section	Notes
`JMSCorrelationID`	`correlation_id`	`correlation-id`	`properties`
`JMSDeliveryMode`	`delivery_mode`	`durable`	`header`	Computed value: `[durable ? 'PERSISTENT' : 'NON_PERSISTENT']`
`JMSDestination`	`to`	`to`	`properties`
`JMSExpiration`	`absolute_expiry_time`	`absolute-expiry-time`	`properties`
`JMSMessageID`	`message_id`	`message-id`	`properties`
`JMSPriority`	`priority`	`priority`	`header`
`JMSRedelivered`	`redelivered`	`delivery-count`	`header`	computed value: `delivery-count` > 0
`JMSReplyTo`	`reply_to`	`reply-to`	`properties`
`JMSTimestamp`	`creation_time`	`creation-time`	`properties`
`JMSType`	`subject`	`subject`	`properties`

Note

As per the JMS specification; Message header field references are restricted to:

When using JMS only these fields are strictly valid in a selector.

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