Problem Using Temporary Queue

Question

          I send an object message to a queue with the JMSReplyTo set to a temporay queue the
          client uses to sit and listen for a response. When the MDB tries to do a lookup
          on the temporary queue to send a response, it gives me the following error:
          javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Unable to resolve eDailiesJMSServer.TemporaryQueue56
          Resolved: '' Unresolved:'eDailiesJMSServer' ; remaining name 'TemporaryQueue56'
          <<no stack trace available>>
          I checked in the WebLogic console while the client was still listening for a response
          and it shows a temporay queue up and running called eDailiesJMSServer.TemporaryQueue56
          Is there something else I should do to resolve the JNDI name? I used the following
          code in the MDB to get the temporary queue name:
          (Queue)msg.getJMSReplyTo()).getQueueName()
          Any ideas?
          

Answer 1

You already have a reference to the Queue from msg.getJMSReplyTo(). There
          should be no need to look it up again.
          I don't think you are supposed to be able to look up a temporary queue in
          this fashion anyway.
          Bob
          "Chuck Kiefriter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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          >
          > I send an object message to a queue with the JMSReplyTo set to a temporay
          queue the
          > client uses to sit and listen for a response. When the MDB tries to do a
          lookup
          > on the temporary queue to send a response, it gives me the following
          error:
          >
          > javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Unable to resolve
          eDailiesJMSServer.TemporaryQueue56
          > Resolved: '' Unresolved:'eDailiesJMSServer' ; remaining name
          'TemporaryQueue56'
          > <<no stack trace available>>
          >
          > I checked in the WebLogic console while the client was still listening for
          a response
          > and it shows a temporay queue up and running called
          eDailiesJMSServer.TemporaryQueue56
          >
          > Is there something else I should do to resolve the JNDI name? I used the
          following
          > code in the MDB to get the temporary queue name:
          >
          > (Queue)msg.getJMSReplyTo()).getQueueName()
          >
          > Any ideas?
          >