Connect to weblogic using C++

Dear experts,
How do i connect my c++ apps to the weblogic and what version do i use?
The version that support JMS C API is 9.0 so isit I need to install WL v9.0 and above?
THank you. :)

You may find some useful information about JMS C API, including system requirements at
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15523_01/web.1111/e13746/toc.htm
In case that you are interested, WLS 10.3.1 (Oracle Fusion Middleware 11gR1) introduces a new .NET Client that provides a JMS C# API. More information can be found at
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15523_01/web.1111/e13746/toc.htm

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I could have anticipated the solution ;-).... back in my old job this
problem would not have even manifested, so you can believe how far back
into my head my eyes rolled when I found out we were still running WL
4.5.1 sp7 on JDK 1.2.2 here. Curse me for working for a big, profitable
Internet company with long QA cycles!And curse us for producing an old product that was stable enough that the
big profitable company never had to replace it till now maybe? ;-)
Gene
Joseph Weinstein wrote:
Gene Chuang wrote:
WL 4.5.1 sp7, Solaris 2.6, Oracle 8i
We're have multiple connection pools set up on wl, and are seeing very
slow
response on one particular pool. Upon inspection of the WL console,we see
that the connections currently in use is '-5'! Is this a console bug,or is
WL somehow catching more returned connections than checked-outconnections?
>>>>
Gene
It's neither of those, it is probably a counting bug in that server'sversion
of the pool.
Joe

ResourceException: Access not allowed (when trying to grab a connection from weblogic pool)

I am using WLS7 with SP1.
I just recently migrated from WLS6.0. When my code tries to grab a
connection from the pool, it throws an exception
java.sql.SQLException: Pool connect failed:
weblogic.common.ResourceException: Access not allowed
at weblogic.jdbc.pool.Driver.connect(Driver.java:202)
Does anyone know if anything changed from 6.0 to 7?
Here is a piece of the code that throws exception.
Driver driver =
(Driver)Class.forName("weblogic.jdbc.pool.Driver")
.newInstance();
conn = driver.connect("jdbc:weblogic:pool:" +
dbName, null);
Thanks in advance.

Hi Jung,
"Jung Yang" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Do you know how to change security setting on the connection pool?
Thanks.WebConsole:
1.Compatibility Security => ACLs
Create a new ACL,
name : weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.yourPoolname
permission : reserve, reset
group : everynone
2.Services => JDBC => Connection Pool
Create a new Connection Pool
ACL Name : weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.yourPoolname
In 'Target' tab, choose server and click the Apply button
Slava
>
"Slava Imeshev" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi Jung,
Could you try providing weblogic user name and password
in the properties?
Could you also check security setting of the connection pool?
Regards,
Slava Imeshev
"Jung Yang" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Well that is exactly what I am doing. The variable dbName is database
connection pool name that I created in weblogic console. Again, it
worked
in WLS6 but after migration, it stopped working.
Thanks.
"Mitesh Patel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
In my code I am supplying name of the connection pool already
created
in
weblogic server. I am asking you to get connection from the pool
using
pool
driver.
In your case you are trying to create connection straight to
database
using pool
driver.
What I am asking is pass name of the connection pool instead of
database
name.
Thanks,
Mitesh
Jung Yang wrote:
What would be the difference between your code and mine? Mine
simple
appends dbName string value for connection pool name at the end of
"jdbc:weblogic:pool:"? And why same exact code would work in WLS6and
not
work in WLS7?
Thanks.
"Mitesh Patel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
conn = driver.connect("jdbc:weblogic:pool:" +
dbName, null);Instead of doing this what if you use
Connection conn =
myDriver.connect("jdbc:weblogic:pool:myConnectionPool", null);
Will you please try this and see if that helps?
Mitesh
Jung Yang wrote:
Isn't that exactly what I posted for my code piece?
Thanks.
"Mitesh Patel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Try As described below:
The following example demonstrates how to use a database
connection
pool
from a servlet.
Load the pool driver and cast it to java.sql.Driver. The
full
pathname
of
the driver is weblogic.jdbc.pool.Driver. For example:
Driver myDriver = (Driver)
Class.forName("weblogic.jdbc.pool.Driver").newInstance();
Create a connection using the URL for the driver, plus
(optionally)
the
name of the registered connection pool. The URL of the pool
driver
is
jdbc:weblogic:pool.
You can identify the pool in either of two ways:
Specify the name of the connection pool in a
java.util.Properties
object
using the key connectionPoolID. For example:
Properties props = new
Properties();props.put("connectionPoolID",
"myConnectionPool");Connection conn =
myDriver.connect("jdbc:weblogic:pool", props);
Add the name of the pool to the end of the URL. In this case
you
do
not
need a Properties object unless you are setting a username
and
password
for using a connection from the pool. For example:
Connection conn =
myDriver.connect("jdbc:weblogic:pool:myConnectionPool",
null);
Note that the Driver.connect() method is used in theseexamples
instead of
the DriverManger.getConnection() method. Although you may
use
DriverManger.getConnection() to obtain a databaseconnection,
we
recommend
that you use Driver.connect() because this method is not
synchronized
and
provides better performance.
Note that the Connection returned by connect() is an
instance
of
weblogic.jdbc.pool.Connection.
Call the close() method on the Connection object when youfinish
with
your
JDBC calls, so that the connection is properly returned to
the
pool. A
good coding practice is to create the connection in a try
block
and
then
close the connection in a finally block, to make sure the
connection
is
closed in all cases.
conn.close();
Mitesh
Jung Yang wrote:
I am using WLS7 with SP1.
I just recently migrated from WLS6.0. When my code tries
to
grab a
connection from the pool, it throws an exception
java.sql.SQLException: Pool connect failed:
weblogic.common.ResourceException: Access not allowed
at
weblogic.jdbc.pool.Driver.connect(Driver.java:202)
Does anyone know if anything changed from 6.0 to 7?
Here is a piece of the code that throws exception.
Driver driver =
(Driver)Class.forName("weblogic.jdbc.pool.Driver")
.newInstance();
conn =
driver.connect("jdbc:weblogic:pool:"
+
dbName,
null);
>>>>>>>>>
Thanks in advance.

Cannot connect to p6ws using demo application

Hi everyone,
I started a few days ago to take some interest in Primavera p6 as a was asked to connect to an existing Primavera P6 server. First of all I wanted to do a standalone installation and see what was this about...
Well, I was provided with some information about the current primavera P6 version that was being used, (Release 7) so I started to download the Primavera P6 project management.
So far so good, I installed it using SQL Server and (after a few tries) i succeeded in login into the program.
After some reading I decided to use Primavera P6 web services as the way to connect my system to the current Primavera P6 system. So I willingly downloaded the P6 Webservices module and Weblogic 10g R3 (recommended version in the administrator guide pdf).
After downloading both files I installed without much trouble Primavera P6 Web services and I linked it to the pmdb database in my system successfully (or at least it says so) and right after that I installed Weblogic 10g R3 in production mode in my system aswell. I created a new domain called test_primavera.
I managed to start Weblogic using "startWeblogic.cmd" script existing in weblogichome/user_projects/domains/bin folder.
The problems begin now...
I follow up all the steps described in the administrator guide and I try to launch the p6ws.war existing in the previously installed p6webservices_1 folder in my system.
The first problem I found is that Weblogic is not able to finde a class named CXFServlet as it jar is not located in the classpath. Well I've checked my %CXF_HOME% environment variable and it was ok (otherwise I would not be able to install P6 WebServices and I tried manually to add %CXF_HOME% folder to the classpath with no result. Checking the startWeblocig.cmd log I discover that Weblogic is always looking for classes in the already deployed war folder which in my case is "C:\weblogichome\user_projects\domains\test_primavera\servers\AdminServer\tmp\_WL_user\p6ws\nmdpik\war\WEB-INF\lib" and no matter what I did it always looked for those classes in that folder. In a desperate attempt I copied all the jars from the %CXF_HOME%/modules folder into that folder and found a new error, Outofmemoryerror PermGenSpace.
I managed to fix this error playing with the memory variables and I finally managed to launch the p6ws war in my system (yay!!).
I am now able to go open the browser (http://mycomputer:7001/p6ws) and I see what I think is the primavera p6 webservice activated. But I cannot use the p6wsdemo.jar to connect to the server it always says "Demo failed. Please check if the server is running and try again." I configured the authentication using Username token profile and I've tried the 3 users I know in the system (pubuser, privuser and admin).
I have tried also to create a small program to login in the system but with no result aswel, here is the code
private static boolean testLogin()
          URL wsdlURL = null;
          try {
               wsdlURL = new URL("http://mycomputer:7001/p6ws/services/AuthenticationService?wsdl");
          } catch (MalformedURLException e) {
               // TODO Auto-generated catch block
               e.printStackTrace();
          AuthenticationService service = new AuthenticationService(wsdlURL);
          AuthenticationServicePortType servicePort = service.getAuthenticationServiceSOAP12PortHttp();
          BindingProvider bp = (BindingProvider)servicePort;
          boolean success = false;
          try {
               success = servicePort.login("admin", "admin", 1); // <- Line 119
          } catch (IntegrationFault e) {
               // TODO Auto-generated catch block
               e.printStackTrace();
          return success;
When I try to run this program I always get the following error:
Information: Creating Service {http://xmlns.oracle.com/Primavera/P6/V7/WS/Authentication}AuthenticationService from WSDL: http://mycomputer:7001/p6ws/services/AuthenticationService?wsdl
com.primavera.ws.p6.authentication.IntegrationFault: Fatal error: Could not initialize class com.primavera.integration.server.ServerFacade
     at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.JaxWsClientProxy.invoke(JaxWsClientProxy.java:128)
     at $Proxy41.login(Unknown Source)
     at p6webservice.testLogin(p6webservice.java:119)
     at p6webservice.main(p6webservice.java:71)
Now I am completely stuck.
I am working in a Windows 8 - 64 bit system using Primavera P6 Release 7 and Weblogic 10g R3. I have thought about installing everything in a Win xp 32 bit emulated system but I would like to avoid it. Any ideas?
Any help would be great
Thanks in advance!
Regards
PS: Sorry if my english causes you any trouble :)
Edited by: 991858 on 05-mar-2013 7:21

Try switching to HTTP Cookies for authentication. This is a simpler method and usually works well with .Net.
Also, you should be able to call the ReadDatabaseInstances without logging in to test if the web service is returning values.
var dbinstances = AuthService.ReadDatabaseInstances(new object());
I have a helper method that I use with HTTP Cookies for authentication.
using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Net;
using Primavera.Ws.P6.Authentication;
namespace Fortum.ServiceHelpers.P6Api
public class P6AuthenticationService
private const String TransportUrl = "http://<hostname>:<p6WsPort number>/p6ws/services/AuthenticationService";
public AuthenticationService AuthService;
private readonly Login _login;
public CookieContainer CookieContainer { get; set; }
private string _server;
public String Server
get { return _server; }
set
_server = value;
AuthService.Url = UpdateP6HostUrl();
private int _port;
public Int32 Port
get { return _port; }
set
_port = value;
AuthService.Url = UpdateP6HostUrl();
public Boolean IsLoggedOn { get; set; }
private string _username;
public String Username
get { return _username; }
set
_username = value;
login.UserName = username;
private string _password;
public String Password
get { return _password; }
set
_password = value;
login.Password = password;
private int _databaseInstanceId;
public Int32 DatabaseInstanceId
get { return _databaseInstanceId; }
set
_databaseInstanceId = value;
login.DatabaseInstanceId = databaseInstanceId;
_login.DatabaseInstanceIdSpecified = true;
public P6AuthenticationService()
_login = new Login();
AuthService = new AuthenticationService();
IsLoggedOn = false;
public P6AuthenticationService(String p6WsServer, Int32 p6WsPort)
: this()
Server = p6WsServer;
Port = p6WsPort;
AuthService.Url = UpdateP6HostUrl();
AuthService.CookieContainer = new CookieContainer();
public String UpdateP6HostUrl()
return TransportUrl.Replace("<hostname>", Server).Replace("<p6WsPort number>", Port.ToString());
public Boolean DatabaseExists(String databaseName)
var retVal = false;
if (databaseName == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("databaseName");
if (GetDatabaseInstance(databaseName) != null) retVal = true;
return retVal;
public Boolean DatabaseExists(int databaseId)
var retVal = false;
if (databaseId < 1) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("databaseId");
if (GetDatabaseInstance(databaseId) != null) retVal = true;
return retVal;
public Int32? GetDatabaseInstanceID(String databaseName)
if (databaseName == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("databaseName");
var databaseInstances = ReadDatabaseInstances().ToList();
var instance = databaseInstances.FirstOrDefault(x => x.DatabaseName.IsEqualTo(databaseName, true));
if (instance != null) return instance.DatabaseInstanceId;
return null;
public ReadDatabaseInstancesResponseDatabaseInstance GetDatabaseInstance(String databaseName)
if (databaseName == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("databaseName");
var databaseInstances = ReadDatabaseInstances().ToList();
return databaseInstances.FirstOrDefault(instance => instance.DatabaseName.IsEqualTo(databaseName, true));
public ReadDatabaseInstancesResponseDatabaseInstance GetDatabaseInstance(int databaseId)
if (databaseId < 1) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("databaseId");
var databaseInstances = ReadDatabaseInstances().ToList();
return databaseInstances.FirstOrDefault(instance => databaseId == instance.DatabaseInstanceId);
public ReadDatabaseInstancesResponseDatabaseInstance[] ReadDatabaseInstances()
var dbinstances = AuthService.ReadDatabaseInstances(new object());
return dbinstances;
public Boolean Login(string username, string password)
_login.UserName = username;
_login.Password = password;
if (AuthService == null) return false;
AuthService.Login(_login);
CookieContainer = AuthService.CookieContainer;
IsLoggedOn = true;
return true;
public void Logout()
AuthService.Logout(new object());
IsLoggedOn = false;
Gene

VB/Delphi connectivity to Weblogic server

We have a application server currently running on BEA's Weblogic Server 6.0.
In addition to my webclients built using JSP Servlet etc., I would like to
build a intranet application using either Microsoft Visual Basic or Borland
Delphi or any other front end tool. Is there a way to have my application
build thus to connect to Weblogic server?
Thanks and appreciate any help.
Raj George

Check out Jintegra from Linar.com.
Michael Girdley
BEA Systems
Learning WebLogic? http://learnweblogic.com
"Raj George" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3b0da123$[email protected]..
We have a application server currently running on BEA's Weblogic Server6.0.
In addition to my webclients built using JSP Servlet etc., I would like to
build a intranet application using either Microsoft Visual Basic orBorland
Delphi or any other front end tool. Is there a way to have my application
build thus to connect to Weblogic server?
Thanks and appreciate any help.
Raj George

Failed to lookup connection factory weblogic.jms.XAConnectionFactory

when i deploy any service with jms protocol (write to queue) using sbconsole i face this error
"Failed to lookup connection factory weblogic.jms.XAConnectionFactory"
any suggestion?
Thanks

weblogic.jms.XAConnectionFactory is the default XA connection factory class. You wont see this in any JMS modules in Weblogic server. It should be available by default.
Can you once check the JNDI tree of your servers if this JNDI name exists. (in Weblogic Administration console go to Servers, click on any server and there will be a link for JNDI tree on the server's page)
Also, try creating a new connection factory in Weblogic console and using that in your service. Although it is highly unlikely that a new connection factory will work since all custom XA connection factories are dependent on the default connection factory class you mentioned.

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