Looks like spring JMS does not uppercase the `cacheLevelName` before assigning anymore. * Remove `toUpperCase()` for `cache` in the `JmsChannelParser` logic. * Perform `toUpperCase()` in the `JmsChannelFactoryBean.setCacheLevelName()` instead
Looks like spring JMS does not uppercase the `cacheLevelName` before assigning anymore. * Remove `toUpperCase()` for `cache` in the `JmsChannelParser` logic. * Perform `toUpperCase()` in the `JmsChannelFactoryBean.setCacheLevelName()` instead