Configuration of JMS Adapter in Central Adapter Engine

Hi all,
I have configured Sender JMS Adapter in Central Adapter Engine with the following parameters:
Adapter type : JMS
Transport Protocol : WebSphere MQ (non-jms)
Message Protocol : JMS1.x
Adapter Engine : Integration Server
Queue Connection Factory java class :Com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory
Queue java class : com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueue
ipadd : localhost
port : 1414
Queue Manager name : TEST.QMGR
Channel Name : CH1
JMS Queue : LQ
CCSID : 437
Protocol : TCP/IP
JMS-compliant : WebSphere MQ(non-jms)
JMS Queue user : MUSR_MQADMIN
Mapping of message : Entire Message = JMS Payload
But the status is red with an error message Sender Details : NULL
Could you please tell me what went wrong?
Regards
Sathya

Hi,
Make sure that Websphere MQ server is running.
If u r comfortable with java, you can even write a Java code to acces the server and check if the JMS server is working fine. Some times there will be sample applications provided by Websphere MQ itself.
Once the java program works then it will be easy to debug the error over here.
Regards,
P.Venkat

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