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There is a conflict between 2 properties: connectionFactory and username/password. If I set both the connectionFactory wins and jms endpoint uses connection factory that is unaware of username/password specified for the endpoint.
We need to use both - we have different systems and use different connections factories with different username/passwords.
Let's assume I have a setup with 2 connection factories jmsConnectionFactory1 and jmsConnectionFactory2 and an endpoint jms:queue:myQueue?connectionFactory=jmsConnectionFactory2&username=myuser&password=secret, here is what happens:
I see that in JmsComponent:133 you retrieve the first ConnectionFactory (jmsConnectionFactory1) found in Spring.
Then in JmsComponent:414 you create a delegating ConnectionFactory which always uses username/password (with jmsConnectionFactory1) and set it to the endpoint.
Then in JmsComponent:434 you finally set the right ConnectionFactory (jmsConnectionFactory2) to the endpoint, though the username/password are lost forever.
I have solved it for our project by implementing a clone of JmsComponent with overriden createEndpoint. Move line 434 [setProperties(endpoint.getConfiguration(), parameters);] a the line immediately after 407 [String password = getAndRemoveParameter(parameters, "password", String.class);]