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Add batchMode value in ContainerProperties
See original GitHub issueI want to get the batchMode value from ListenerContainerCustomizer.
But I can’t determine the batchMode from ContainerProperties .
Could you pass the extendedConsumerProperties' batchMode value to ContainerProperties ?
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- Created 2 years ago
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This is not supported. The proper way to handle this is to configure 2 named binders, one transactional and one not transactional.
Then configure each binding with which binder to use.
@garyrussell Thanks, I will close this issue.