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Just adding a link and a picture to illustrate the different kind of exchanges supported by RabbitMQ:  src: https://hevodata.com/learn/rabbitmq-exchange-type/ So the 'complete chain' is: Producer > Channel > Exchange...

I am not really sure of myself here, but still I do share some thoughts to try to move things forward. The text below is a kind of brainstorming if...

FYI, here is a screenshot of RabbitMQ management UI. This screenshot illustrates **how one can send a message "towards a queue"**. More precisely, the message will be sent - to...

@timonback @sam0r040 I just created a PR to share some new unit tests with you. I think there is something fishy with asyncapi.yaml generation using @RabbitListenr as input. PR availalbe...

You are welcome. I'll try to investigate. Also, FYI, I sent out a message in a bottle here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78581918/async-api-bare-minimum-asyncapi-yaml-for-simple-rabbitlistener

@timonback FYI, a guy from Modelina answered to my SO question here : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78581918/async-api-bare-minimum-asyncapi-yaml-for-simple-rabbitlistener?noredirect=1#comment138573527_78581918 inital contact with him was established here: https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina/issues/1376 I think there is valuable information there for...

Hi, I tested the generated asyncapi 3.0.0 generate yaml and it is pretty much OK, except for a few things I had to fix by hand. ( https://studio.asyncapi.com/ helped me...

Additional note about "schemaFormat" and "schema" issue: https://studio.asyncapi.com/ does NOT report the presence of these 2 elements as being an issue, BUT the IntelliJ AsyncAPI plugin https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/15673-asyncapi does.

Hi, I am using Rabbit, not Kafka. Which Rabbit example can I use? In the mean time, I'll try to debug on my side.

Hi Debugging com.fasterxml.jackson.core.io.SegmentedStringWriter gave a first insight: One of my Rabbit messages classes is a generic: ``` public class ContexteMessage { @Valid public T contexte; } ``` and it seems...