in jetty-env.xml, the looked-up resource has a null queueUrl.
This make it impossible to fully configure your destinations in jetty-env.xml and then inject them into a JMS provider agnostic existing application (since setting the lost properties requires a downcast to a Nevado specific type).
When referencing a JNDI injected destination in a Jetty servlet, only the
name
property is honored.For example when a queue is created using
in jetty-env.xml, the looked-up resource has a null
queueUrl
.This make it impossible to fully configure your destinations in jetty-env.xml and then inject them into a JMS provider agnostic existing application (since setting the lost properties requires a downcast to a Nevado specific type).