'ActiveMQ Artemis how to filter message by part of the "text" field

Is there any way to filter messages in ActiveMQ Artemis 2.10.0 by part of the "text" field using the management console? I use method "browse(java.lang.String)" and try to filter my message (example below) by this expression:

text LIKE '%777-555-333-111%'

Message example:

        {
            "address": "ADDRESS.EXAMPLE",
            "ShortProperties": {},
            "messageID": "11111",
            "priority": 4,
            "type": 3,
            "redelivered": false,
            "ByteProperties": {
                "_AMQ_ROUTING_TYPE": 1
            },
            "IntProperties": {
                "CamelHttpResponseCode": 200
            },
            "durable": true,
            "StringProperties": {
                "Server": "nginx\/1.19.5",
                "CamelHttpCharacterEncoding": "UTF-8",
                "Content_HYPHEN_Type": "application\/xop+xml",
                "connection": "keep-alive"
            },
            "DoubleProperties": {},
            "expiration": 0,
            "text": "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" standalone=\"yes\"?><processId>777-555-333-111<\/processId><\/error>",
            "BooleanProperties": {},
            "FloatProperties": {}
        }

However, it doesn't give me any results. Would be grateful for a hint if it possible on my current Artemis version.

activemq-artemisjolokia


Solution 1:[1]

The filter used by the browse management operation (as well as that used by JMS consumers, etc.) only applies to message headers and properties. You can't filter a message by the text in its body.

The data that you pasted is just the serialized message data sent to the client after the filter has already been applied.

Solution 2:[2]

Apache ActiveMQ Artemis also supports special XPath filters which operate on the body of a message. The body must be XML, see the documentation for further details.

To use an XPath filter use this syntax:

XPATH '<xpath-expression>'

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Solution Source
Solution 1 Justin Bertram
Solution 2 Domenico Francesco Bruscino

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