Rabbit service in Pivotal CF has different service properties than run.pivotal.io about spring-cloud-connectors HOT 3 CLOSED

Here is an example manifest.yml created from Pivotal CF:

---
applications:
- name: producer-process
  memory: 512M
  instances: 1
  host: none
  domain: none
  path: build\libs\producer.jar
  services:
    rabbitmq-4c358:
      label: rabbitmq
      provider: pivotal
      version: '1.0'
      plan: Standard

I will provide the JSON payload as soon as I can.

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Here is the JSON payload (apologies for the formatting...pasted from Windows console):

VCAP_SERVICES={"rabbitmq-1.0":[{"name":"rabbitmq-4c358","label":"rabbitmq-1.0","
tags":[],"plan":"Standard","credentials":{"uri":"amqp://uad4d94460852aca9768bf1a
86ec4c9a10c320981:[email protected]/1e4a330
d9ab754d3ee44ec6d0cc0d42b3bc491ea","vhost":"1e4a330d9ab754d3ee44ec6d0cc0d42b3bc4
91ea","username":"uad4d94460852aca9768bf1a86ec4c9a10c320981","password":"p0015b5
590f4a2e66de1a761ed7f3d36cf8f45858","hostname":"10.146.18.89","http_api_uri":"ht
tp://uad4d94460852aca9768bf1a86ec4c9a10c320981:p0015b5590f4a2e66de1a761ed7f3d36c
[email protected]:15672/api/"}}]}

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It has been working, so added a test to explicitly test the given kind of payload 8303f61

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