Stomp client doesn't receive message on user destination?

Question

I'm having the problem that a stomp message send to a user-destination is not received by the client. Let me explain:

In WebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurer:

public void configureMessageBroker(MessageBrokerRegistry config) {
config.enableSimpleBroker("/secured/topic", "/secured/user/queue");
config.setUserDestinationPrefix("/secured/user");
..

On my stompjs client (logged in as "admin"):

stompClient.subscribe('/secured/user/queue/notifications'
                        , function (output) {
                            console.log(output);
                        });

In the log:

Processing SUBSCRIBE /secured/user/queue/notifications id=sub-0 session=d74f49b3-bb63-580f-b862-81647cc712b3

And java code to send the message:

simpMessagingTemplate.convertAndSendToUser(
      "admin", "/secured/user/queue/notifications", out);

Which results in log:

Processing MESSAGE destination=/secured/user/queue/notifications-userd74f49b3-bb63-580f-b862-81647cc712b3 session=null payload={"from":"server","text":"hello","recipient":"admin","time":"13:29:10"}
      - 

But no message is printed in the console log.

As you can see the sessionid is the same in the subscribe and send step. But i don't understand why the client doesn't get the message. Note that message without user destination are working correctly.

Can anybody offer me a helping hand?

Answer 1

I got it working trying many variations, I'm only not sure why it working, but i don't complain. What i did:

In configureMessageBroker (WebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurer) (this really confuses me goes against all samples i read):

config.enableSimpleBroker("/secured/topic", "/secured/queue", "/secured/user");

convertAndSendToUser (the "/secured/user" + username is added by convertAndSendToUser):

simpMessagingTemplate.convertAndSendToUser(   "admin", "/queue/notifications", out);

and my subscribe on the client (not really happy about adding username here..):

stompClient.subscribe("/secured/user/"+userName+"/queue/notifications"
                        , function (output) {

But it works ;-)

[edit] Trace logging makes it easier to understand what is going on:

  <Logger name="org.springframework.messaging" level="trace" additivity="false">
            <AppenderRef ref="Console"/>
        </Logger>