Issue

• In a SwitchYard application, I have this Camel route:

from("switchyard://SampleService")
  .doTry()
    .log("Received message for 'SampleService' : ${body}")
    .to("switchyard://JmsQueueReference")
    .log("BODY ======> ${body}")
    [...]

• The binding to "JmsQueueReference" always works, even if the JMS queue associated with the binding does not exist in JBoss EAP.
• The reference binding has the following Java interface that has IN_ONLY MEP:

public interface QueueReference {
    void process(Transaction transaction);
}

• When deploying/using to send messages to SwitchYard application's Composite Reference with JMS binding (with a non-existing queue name) or the Camel binding with JMS URI , the JMS exception is ignored by SwitchYard. When using Camel routes (i.e. no JMS binding), this works as expected.

• When using SwitchYard endpoint with JMS binding (with a non-existing queue name) the JMS exception is ignored. When using Camel endpoint (no SwitchYard JMS binding), this works as expected.

• If we use inOnly and not InOut for a method in a reference that uses a jpa-binding, jpa exceptions are not propagated back to the implementation for a component.