JMS Bridge from 10MP1 to 92MP3
My bridge is on a local server 10MP1, the bridge destination source is a queue on the same server and the target is on the 92MP3 one and also on the localhost.
I get the following issue:
<< eis/jms/WLSConnectionFactoryJNDINoTX > ResourceAllocationException thrown by resource adapter on call to ManagedConnectionFactory.createManagedConnection(): "javax.resource.ResourceException: Failed to start the connection ">>
Everything is ok when i try from a 92MP3 to another 92MP3, from a 10MP1 to a 10MP1 and even from a 92MP3 to a 10MP1 (whith the bridge on the 92MP3)
Is anyone ever tried to make such a connection ?
thanks in advance for your help.
I found where was the problem, when creating a jms bridge with these two versions you must have different names for your jmsServer, your target managed server, you domain and as much as possible for all the resources implied in the bridge configuration.
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> You mean intercepting the message as it is produced ? Sure, that might
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> Thanks Tom,
> Adarsh
>
>
> "Tom Barnes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
>>Hi Adarsh,
>>
>>This is the first request we've had of this type, and such a feature
>>would involve significant effort. As a thought, how about
>>intercepting the produce rather than the receive?
>>
>>Tom
>>
>>
>>Adarsh Dattani wrote:
>>
>>>Like many other organizations, we too are in the process of planning a
>>>migration to WL 8.1. One of the major objectives is to throw away a
>
> lot of
>
>>>proprietary code and leverage the features available in WL 8.1. One of
>
> the
>
>>>many home grown tools we have as part of our WL 6.1 implementation is
>
> the
>
>>>JMS Bridge. The home grown JMS bridge is used to connect to MQ for
>
> sending
>
>>>events to our fulfillment engines in the legacy environments. Since the
>>>bridge is used extensively in several of our mission critical apps, I'd
>
> like
>
>>>to start with it and leverage the WL bridge that is known to smoothly
>>>integrate with MQ while offering high availability on the Enterprise.
>>>Now here's a set of challenges that I'd like to overcome with BEA's
>
> help.
>
>>>Our JMS bridge does some additional tasks like logging message context
>
> info
>
>>>to a message monitoring table, archiving messages to a file system and
>
> many
>
>>>more things. We'd love to see the WL JMS Bridge give us the ability to
>>>define callbacks like beforeReceive and afterReceive that we can define
>
> in
>
>>>our MDBs to do such tasks. These callbacks would be scoped within the
>
> same
>
>>>transaction that the onMessage participates in. I'm not sure if the EJB
>>>spec provides for that and is probably a question for the EBJ gurus
>
> (which
>
>>>is why I am posting this in the EJB forum as well). But from a JMS spec
>
> and
>
>>>BEA roadmap perspective, I'd like to know if there are any plans to give
>
> us
>
>>>this nice feature. If not, are there any technical challenges that
>
> would
>
>>>make this difficult to consider ?
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
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The thing is that A1 and A2 are deployed on different Weblogic servers so I need to have a remote JMS communication between the 2 servers.
Ap1 is deployed on WLS1 (Weblogic 12C).
Ap2 is deployed on WLS2 (Weblogic 11C).
As solutions I tried to use a JMS bridge.
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- a JMS bridge with source and target configured OK (Bridge is in Active state)
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I don't know why the message doesn't reach A1 JMS server and I don't know how to debug this problem. I am looking in the Jms Server, monitorring tab. Is there any other place Where I can get some useful info?
I also tried using a JMS foreign server, but I had the same problem.
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If you prefer using the messaging bridge, you can debug your bridge by turning on the bridge debugging flags.
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Last night I was working in PS CC 2014 and all was well. Used Browse from Bridge in PS. Everything is working fine all night long. Get up this morning, return to work, click browse in Bridge, and Creative Cloud desktop client pops up and says something about installing a new version of Bridge and will get rid of my old version. The first time I just though it was an update, so I said sure, install the new version. Then, CC wanted to update a few other apps (PS being one of them), so I closed down everything, and let it update everything while I got a cup of coffee. Came back and it looked like everything was finished updating. So I went back to work. Same thing happens again when I click browse in Bridge. I tried going directly to Bridge's launch icon and THAT at least opened the application. It was still open to the same folder I had been using the night before. I double-clicked on the PSD I was supposed to be working on, and then Illustrator pops up and is trying to open the PSD.
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