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Expand Up @@ -25,6 +25,29 @@ Properties that could be populated:
* `spring.rabbitmq.virtualHost`
* `spring.rabbitmq.addresses`

`AmqpCfEnvProcessor` matches the Pivotal/Tanzu RabbitMQ tile: tags `rabbitmq` or `amqp`, a label that starts with `rabbitmq` or `cloudamqp`, or a top-level `uri`/`url` with an `amqp`/`amqps` scheme.

IBM Cloud Messages for RabbitMQ does not use that shape. The service label is `messages-for-rabbitmq` and the AMQPS URI sits under `credentials.connection.amqps` rather than a top-level `uri`. The built-in processor will not accept that binding.

[source,json]
----
{
"label": "messages-for-rabbitmq",
"credentials": {
"connection": {
"amqps": {
"composed": ["amqps://user:pass@host:30301"],
"authentication": { "username": "user", "password": "pass" },
"hosts": [{ "hostname": "host", "port": 30301 }],
"certificate": { "certificate_base64": "..." }
}
}
}
}
----

Write a `CfEnvProcessor` whose `accept` method matches `messages-for-rabbitmq` (see the root README section on supporting other services). Read `connection.amqps.composed[0]`, or `hosts` plus `authentication`, and copy those values into `spring.rabbitmq.*`. The CA in `certificate.certificate_base64` is not installed by this library; load it into a trust store and set `spring.rabbitmq.ssl.trust-store`.

== Cassandra
Properties that could be populated:

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