JMS Control - receive-correlation-property

Hi,
I am using JMS Control in WLI 8.1. This is not a WLI JMS Control. Some application
puts a message to Weblogic Queue.
My JMS Control is subscribed to the queue. It gives the following error - when
it receives the message...
<Jun 15, 2004 4:02:56 PM EDT> <Error> <WLW> <000000> <Received message without
correlation
ID. MessageID=ID:P<323523.1087329776527.0>>
I am new to this domain. I looked at the receive-correlation-property in my JMS
control, which is defaulted to JMSCorrelationID. Really appreciate Any suggestions/thoughts.
TIA,
Don

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Queue in WLI.Using JMS Control how we maintain
correlation. Even though it is a asyncroneous
communication I want the reply back for further
process in JPD. I try it out it shouws the below
error message.
<5/07/2007 12:11:00 PM EST> <Error> <WLW> <000000>
<errMsg=onMessage(): Could no
t deliver message with
id=ID:P<851933.1183516529000.0> to
Service[jms://TES33269
5:8001/weblogic.jws.jms.QueueConnectionFactory/jws.que
ue?URI=/TestWSAccess/proce
sses/process.jpd(1183516524671):a:AmadausMsgChannel:li
stener].
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it back to my jpd.
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May be following info may help you establishing Co-relation
Two-way messaging requires that every received messages be correlated with the instance of the application that sent the original outgoing message. This correlation is typically managed for you by the JMS control, so no action is necessary on your part. To learn more about message correlation, see the explanation of the send-correlation-property and receive-correlation-property attributes for the @jc:jms annotation.
To enable two-way messaging with queues:
1.
On the JMS control, specify the name of the JMS queue to which you want to send messages by setting the value of the send-jndi-name attribute on the @jc:jms annotation.
Specify the name of the JMS queue from which you want to receive messages by setting the value of the receive-jndi-name attribute on the @jc:jms annotation.
To send a message from your web service, call the JMS control's default method (sendTextMessage, sendBytesMessage, sendObjectMessage or sendJMSMessage depending on the message type selected when the control was created), or a custom method you have defined for the JMS control.
4.
To be notified when messages are received on the receive queue, implement a callback handler for the JMS control?s callback (receiveTextMessage, receiveBytesMessage, receiveObjectMessage or receiveJMSMessage depending on the message type selected when the control was created), or a custom callback you have defined for the JMS control.
The following is an example enabling two-way messaging:
public class MyService {
* @common:control
private MyQueueControl myQueue;
* @common:operation
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myQueue.sendTextMessage( personID );
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>
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the workflow from a web service. I successfully used the JMS control
to send
the XML request into WLI and receive the reply from WLI. My problem is
whenever
I try to execute the callback function when I receive my reply from JMS
it his
a loop and never executes the callback to the client. In the same service
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the JMS control receives the reply and then invokes the callback. If
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at
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at
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Tomas,
This seems like an issue. The error does not happen when you use the same
code in a WebService. This also does not happen for a JMSControl which
accepts a TextMessage such as
myJMSControl.sendTextMessage("tomas");
I will file a change request for this.
Thanks for the feedback.
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"Tomas Koutny" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi,
I want to publish a message to a message queue using JMS control in
pageflow. The JMS control is configured properly, it has set
connection-factory-jndi-name, send-type and send-jndi-name.
Receive-jndi-name is not set because the control doesn't consume messages.
In pageflow, there is an action containing code:
//create message
Message message = myJMSControl.getSession().createTextMessage("sometext");
//send message
myJMSControl.sendJMSMessage(message);
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atweblogic.jms.client.JMSSession.checkClosed(JMSSession.java:2729)
atweblogic.jms.client.JMSSession.createMessage(JMSSession.java:548)
at Controller.startPeriod(Controller.jpf:90)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39
at
sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl
.java:25)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:324)
at
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java:1262)
at
com.bea.wlw.netui.pageflow.FlowController.getActionMethodForward(FlowControl
ler.java:1214)
Am I doing something wrong? Is there any other way how to create amessage?
>
>
I wrote a standalone test client which publish a message to the same queue
using the same factory. All goes well. The code is:
ctx = new InitialContext(env);
qConFactory = (QueueConnectionFactory) ctx.lookup(JMS_FACTORY);
qCon = qconFactory.createQueueConnection();
qSession = qcon.createQueueSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
queue = (Queue) ctx.lookup(QUEUE);
qSender = qSession.createSender(queue);
msg = qSession.createTextMessage("some text");
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DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.677 [3220]     handle type text/plain with factory class com.vordel.mime.Body$1
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DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.678 [3220] LogManager logging {
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.678 [3220]     Logging at Success
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.678 [3220]     Calling write log on class com.vordel.log.trace.TraceLogger
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.679 [3220] }
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.679 [3220] run filter [Place Message on Weblogic Queue (Messaging system)] {
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:55.893 [2300] start thread 10706770 in set "netsvc threadpool": count=11, busy=10, idle target=4, max=512
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DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.760 [3220]     new buffered content factory 10674640
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.760 [3220]     buffered content 10674640, size=0/8
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.761 [3220]     [10674640] new chunk 10541538 from 10606CC8 to 10606DFE (310)
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.761 [3220]     new content stack 105488F8
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.761 [3220]     push source buffered onto 105488F8
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.761 [3220]     Setting reply to named queue
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.761 [3220]     setJMSMessageID: Id-ef18cb542c01000000000000bcac40f9
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.761 [3220]     setJMSCorrelationID: Id-ef18cb542c01000000000000bcac40f9
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.762 [3220]     Calling post JMS creation hook
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.762 [3220]     Post JMS creation hook completed
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:56.762 [3220]     Sending JMS message to TokenJMSModule!SMAIPO.ActiveSubscriptionRequest
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.120 [3220]     trace transaction
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.121 [3220]     Wait for repsonse ? true
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.819 [2300] incoming call on interface localhost:8085 from ::1:63317
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.820 [2300] new connection 02F0FB08, settings source incoming interface (allow 1.1=no, idleTimeout=60000, activeTimeout=60000, contentLength: req=no, res=no)
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.820 [2300] push SSL protocol on to connection
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.820 [2300] [SSL_accept, 00006000] before/accept initialization.
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.821 [2300] No SSL host name provided, defaulting to certificate: { subject: /CN=instance-1 }.
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.821 [2300] [SSL_accept, 00002110] SSLv3 read client hello A.
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.821 [2300] [SSL_accept, 00002130] SSLv3 write server hello A.
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.823 [2300] [SSL_accept, 000021D0] SSLv3 write change cipher spec A.
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.823 [2300] [SSL_accept, 000021E0] SSLv3 write finished A.
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.823 [2300] [SSL_accept, 00002100] SSLv3 flush data.
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.824 [2300] [SSL_accept, 000021C0] SSLv3 read finished A.
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.825 [2300] negotiated SSL cipher "DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA", session 00000000 (reused) peer cert /CN=nodemanager-1
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.825 [2300] client certificate: { subject: /CN=nodemanager-1 }
DEBUG   29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.826 [30a4] incoming call on interface localhost:8085 from 127.0.0.1:63320
DATA    29/Jan/2015:23:38:57.826 [2300] rcv 979 from max of 2048: <GET /api/monitoring/metrics/summary?timeline=10m&metricGroupType=Service HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:8085
Accept: application/json
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.8
authentication.subject.id: admin
authentication.subject.role: API Server Operator:API Service Developer:Policy Developer:API Service Administrator:API Server Administrator:Deployer:KPS Administrator
Authorization: Basic YWRtaW46Y2hhbmdlbWU=
Cookie: avlastvisit=1411930906; avlastactivity=0; __utma=125953885.1884274842.1414410173.1414410173.1417627152.2; __utmz=125953885.1417627152.2.2.utmcsr=google|utmccn=(organic)|utmcmd=organic|utmctr=(not%20provided); utag_main=_st:1417668298258$ses_id:1417666771075%3Bexp-session; WT_FPC=id=cfc9b752-08a3-4756-8d26-c4ca2d77219f:lv=1417670100029:ss=1417670100029
Host: localhost:8085
Referer: https://xx1211000592.global.avaya.com:8090/
User-Agent: Gateway
X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest
Connection: close
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Hi Michael,
I think the adapter type is for the receiver channel looking at the documentation SAP Library - SAP Exchange Infrastructure
Have you checked your receiver channel doesn't belong to a party?
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