Store and Forward agent configuration in jms adapter - jdeveloper

I am created the store and forward (SAF) agent in weblogic to communicate with another weblogic server.
after creating it i tried to configure it in jms adapter wizard but i can't able see my SAF Queue there.
so now how can i give payload to my SAF queue for testing it.
Please provide any suggestions, i will provide with the points.
Thanks,
Ajay Athuluri

So I don't know much of the details of AIA, and next to nothing of the pre-built integrations, so can't help you much there. However are you sure you've got all the requisite SAF configuration right? The JMS and SAF component hierarchies are a real rats' nest of trouble. This is a setup I've found to work:
* SAF Agent, targeted to a managed server; needs to use the default filestore (ie when configuring it you don't specify one)
* JMS Module containing:
     * SAF Remote Context, pointing at your remote WLS instance
     * JMS SubDeployment, targeted to the SAF Agent
     * Connection Factory, targeted at the managed server
     * SAF Imported Destination, targeted at the SubDeployment
     * Queue in the Imported Destination, with WLS and JNDI names set up so they're different in the sending domain and receiving domain
The pre-built integrations will (probably) have the JNDI names you need to configure in the documentation.
HTH!
Paddy

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WLST script to extract store and forward agent values ?

I want to extract SAF Agent values "Message Current" and "BytesCurrent" to output display/ print over screen.
I am new to this and not sure how to go about it.
I am not even sure of what methods should I use in my script?
Thanks.

Hi,
You can find more info at these urls:
http://download-llnw.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12840_01/wls/docs103/jmx/accessWLS.html#wp1119237
http://download-llnw.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12840_01/wls/docs103/config_scripting/monitoring.html#wp1027005
So just as an example the new code to retrieve the SAFAgentRuntimeMBean could be:
Connecting to admin server and retrieving information for all managed servers:
def getRunningServerNames():
domainConfig()
return cmo.getServers()
try:
connect('username', 'password', 't3://localhost:7001')
serverNames = getRunningServerNames()
domainRuntime()
for name in serverNames:
path="/ServerRuntimes/"+name.getName()+"/SAFRuntime/"+name.getName()+".saf/Agents"
print path
try:
cd(path)
agents=cmo.getAgents()
for agName in agents:
cd(agName.getName())
msgCurrCount = cmo.getMessagesCurrentCount()
print "MessageCurrentCount for server "+name+" SAFAgent "+agName.getName()+" is "+msgCurrCount
XXXXXXXXXXXXX here you could cd to other mbean and get all needed attributes XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
except WLSTException,e:
pass
except WLSTException,e:
Connecting to a single server:
connect('username','password','url')
serverRuntime()
name=cmo.getName()
cd(SAFRuntime/"+name+".saf/Agents")
In java code this will be:
ObjectName drs = new ObjectName("weblogic:Name=DomainRuntimeService");
ObjectName[] svr_rt = (ObjectName[])conn.getAttribute(drs,"ServerRuntimes");
for (int i=0; i<svr_rt.length; i++) {
ObjectName AgentsRTs[] =(ObjectName[])conn.getAttribute(svr_rt,"SAFAgentRuntimes");
Or if you are only interested in the ones from the local server, you would
start from the local RuntimeService, e.g.,
ObjectName drs = new ObjectName("weblogic:Name=RuntimeService");
ObjectName svr_rt = (ObjectName)conn.getAttribute(drs,"ServerRuntime");
ObjectName AgentsRTs[] = (ObjectName[])conn.getAttribute(svr_rt,"SAFAgentRuntimes");
Hope this will work for you.
Regards,
Kal

Configuration for JMS Adapter Sensor action and JMS Queue sensor action..!!

Hi,
Id like my BPEL process to send an XML message to JMS on Websphere,I was able to do this through a JMS adapter.But I would more like to add sensors into my process which would really do the same thing - send an XML message to JMS Q.
Now I understand that there are two ways to do this,JMS Queue and JMS Adapter - thorugh bpel sensor action.
I am able to use JMS Queue and it works fine , but adds its own xml tags to the message,Is there any way I could send only my xml payload as a message to the queue??
Also could any1 tell me what is the configuration for JMS Adapter sensor action?
Any suggestions how do I go about it??

Hey Anirudh,
Thanx for the response :-)
All these hold good when I have an AQ adaptor right,But the thing is I want to send a message to a 'JMS' queue with out actually using an adapter configuration wizard and everythng..So I resolved to JMS queue Sensor action..Heres the xml snippet from the sensorAction.xml files which is generated..
<actions targetNamespace="http://xmlns.oracle.com/Test_JMS_Logging" xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/sensor" xmlns:tns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/Test_JMS_Logging" xmlns:pc="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/sensor">
<action name="JMS_LogEntry" publishName="" publishType="JMSQueue" enabled="true" filter="" publishTarget="jms/L_Queue">
<property name="JMSConnectionFactory">jms/L_QueueCF</property>
<sensorName>ActivitySensor_JMS</sensorName>
</action>
</actions>
This works grt and adds messages to the queue..But adds its own header info according to the sensor.xsd loacted at the Oracle_home\bpel\system\xmllib\ folder.
Right now the XML message added to the Queue is:-
<actionData xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/sensor">
<header>
<sensor sensorName="ActivitySensor_JMS" classname="oracle.tip.pc.services.reports.dca.agents.BpelActivitySensorAgent" kind="activity" target="AddLEntr
y" xmlns:pc="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/sensor" xmlns:ns2="http://www.ulrhome.com/2008/10/L_Entry" xmlns:tns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/Test_JMS">
<activityConfig evalTime="completion">
<variable outputDataType="string" outputNamespace="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" target="$WriteL_Produce_Message_InputVariable/L_Entry/ns2:L_Entry/ns2:LCName"/>
</activityConfig>
</sensor>
<instanceId>950016</instanceId>
<processName>Test_JMS</processName>
<processRevision>v2009_04_15__40833</processRevision>
<domain>default</domain>
<timestamp>2009-04-15T11:21:23.596-04:00</timestamp>
<midTierInstance>app01.ulrhome.com:9700</midTierInstance>
</header>
<payload>
<activityData>
<activityType>scope</activityType>
<evalPoint>completion</evalPoint>
<durationInSeconds>0.011</durationInSeconds>
<duration>PT0.011S</duration>
</activityData>
<variableData>
<dataType>12</dataType>
<data>
<ns0:LCName xmlns:ns0="LC_Test1http://www.ulrhome.com/2008/10/L_Entry">LC_Test1</ns0:LCName>
</data>
<queryName/>
<target>$WriteL_Produce_Message_InputVariable/L_Entry/ns2:L_Entry/ns2:LCName</target>
<updaterName>AddL_Entry</updaterName>
<updaterType>scope</updaterType>
</variableData>
</payload>
</actionData>
My requirement is that I need to add a sensor to the BPEL process which posts 'Only my payload message to the JMS queue'..
What I would want the message in the Queue to be is : -
<data>
<ns0:LCName xmlns:ns0="LC_Test1http://www.ulrhome.com/2008/10/L_Entry">LC_Test1</ns0:LCName>
</data>
Also while creating a Sensor action I get another option as JMS Adaptor,I am not sure of what value to type in this wizard..Heres what I keyed in..M sure this is not right..Cos it dosnt work :-)
<action name="SensorAction_JMS" publishName="" publishType="JMSAdapter" enabled="true" filter="" publishTarget="jms/LoggingQueue">
<property name="JMSConnectionName">Log</property>
</action>
</actions>
Could any 1 tel me what values are the right values..And does JMS Adapter mean that I have to create a JMS Apator in the project and give that connection name as a Value..
I am not finding sufficiant Documentation for 'JMS Adapter' so M clueless and right now any help will be appriciated :-)
Regards,
Akshatha.

Does JMS support reliable messaging (store-and-forward) for app clients?

I need to write an enterprise application client (launched with Java web start or packaged with a tool like Sun's package-appclient) that can send messages reliably from Linux to Windows. JMS seems like the obvious solution, so I deployed an EAR file with an MDB and an application client on a Windows machine (running SJSAS 9). I was able to download the client jar file onto Linux and send JMS messages successfully. However, if the Windows machine is not available, the Linux client immediately throws exceptions and fails. Are there any JMS providers that provide a store-and-forward mechanism for enterprise clients, so that if the remote server is not available immediately, messages are delivered later? (Note that the client can't be a servlet or other server-managed component.)
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You could use Apache ActiveMQ
http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/
which supports embedded brokers inside each JVM which can be networked together in a store-forward mechanism so that each application keeps working and store-forwarding messages.
http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/networks-of-brokers.html
or you can use failover transport to handle automatic reconnection...
http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/how-can-i-support-auto-reconnection.html
If you need to communicate with some .Net you can use the NMS - the .Net Messaging API which has a client for ActiveMQ as well...
http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/nms.html
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Hi all,
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Message Protocol : JMS1.x
Adapter Engine : Integration Server
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How to configure the jms adapter

hi all,
i got some trouble trying to configure de JMS adapter, i 'd be glad if some colud give me a hand with this. i'am wordering if there is a complete document about this topic to help me out with de configuration.
thk u all very much.
Regards, Pablo

Hi,
The below URL will help you to understand what is JMS, how to configure and do a testing.
http://learn-oraclesoa.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/oracle-jms-adapter-tutorial.html
Below will help you to configure the JNDI for JMS
http://manojm-nair.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/configuring-connection-jndis-for-jms_13.html
Thanks,
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Configuration of JMS adapter Using WebSphereMQ

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Trasport protocol: Web sphereMQ JMS provider.
Queue Connection Factory : com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory
Queue Java class : com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueue
IP address : 172.17.50.150Where I installed Web Sphere MQ
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Just check this link for the same,
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In the Sync/Async Bridge, the correlation in JMS is done
JMS Message ID of Reqeust --> JMS Correlation ID of Response
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The Route is being automatically determined in the Sales Order and for this Route, there is a "Shipping Type" and a "Freight Agent" assigned.
Thanks for the help!

Hi Hrishi.
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As I assigned an agent and a shipping type in the route, I expected to get these values automatically in the Sales Order, and consequently in the delivery.
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Regarding Module Configuration of JMS Adapter

Hi,
Now i am working on IDoc to JMS interface, I am facing complexity in creating the structure in Module tab of Receiver JMS Adapter. Because the target system is expecting fixed length file so i should use the Local EJBs available in Module tab of Receiver JMS adapter and i need to pass the fieldFixedLegth parameters for all the nodes coming from DELVRY01 Idoc. I think creating structure for all the nodes in receiver jms adapter is so complex, If you are having any other alternatives, please share with me.
The below is the IDoc xml which is coming from source side.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<DELVRY01>
<IDOC BEGIN="1">
<EDI_DC40 SEGMENT="1">
<TABNAM>EDI_DC40</TABNAM>
<MANDT>100</MANDT>
<DOCNUM>000000000999999</DOCNUM>
<DOCREL>1145</DOCREL>
<STATUS>1</STATUS>
<DIRECT>1</DIRECT>
<OUTMOD>2</OUTMOD>
<IDOCTYP>DELVRY01</IDOCTYP>
<MESTYP>abcde</MESTYP>
<SNDPOR>efghi</SNDPOR>
<SNDPRT>LS</SNDPRT>
<SNDPRN>LMNOP100</SNDPRN>
<RCVPOR>A000000023</RCVPOR>
<RCVPRT>LS</RCVPRT>
<RCVPRN>TB</RCVPRN>
<CREDAT>20056556</CREDAT>
<CRETIM>183734</CRETIM>
<SERIAL>12345678</SERIAL>
</EDI_DC40>
<E1EDL20 SEGMENT="1">
<VBELN>006456451</VBELN>
<VSTEL>4656</VSTEL>
<VKORG>1665</VKORG>
<ABLAD>ABCDEDFJSDFDF</ABLAD>
<ROUTE>DFSDF</ROUTE>
<VSBED>08</VSBED>
<BTGEW>3.000</BTGEW>
<NTGEW>333.000</NTGEW>
<GEWEI>NNN</GEWEI>
<VOLUM>450.190</VOLUM>
<VOLEH>DMBG55TERTQ</VOLEH>
<ANZPK>00000</ANZPK>
<XABLN>0001995346331</XABLN>
<LIFEX>N</LIFEX>
<E1EDL22 SEGMENT="1">
<VSTEL_BEZ>ABCDEFGHIIJFLD</VSTEL_BEZ>
<VKORG_BEZ>SDFKJSDFSDF</VKORG_BEZ>
<ROUTE_BEZ>FSDNFKSDJFKJASDKFJSDJFL</ROUTE_BEZ>
<VSBED_BEZ>FNSDKFSD,F,MSDF,</VSBED_BEZ>
</E1EDL22>
<E1EDL21 SEGMENT="1">
<KDGRP>10545</KDGRP>
<BEROT>teGHGHst FGHHFGHXI </BEROT>
<TRAGR>0001</TRAGR>
<E1EDL23 SEGMENT="1">
<LFART_BEZ>Outbound delivery</LFART_BEZ>
<KDGRP_BEZ>LPHG Wholesale</KDGRP_BEZ>
<TRAGR_BEZ>On HHFH</TRAGR_BEZ>
</E1EDL23>
</E1EDL21>
<E1EDL18 SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>ORI</QUALF>
</E1EDL18>
<E1ADRM1 SEGMENT="1">
<PARTNER_Q>AG</PARTNER_Q>
<PARTNER_ID>00000GHF12889</PARTNER_ID>
<LANGUAGE>EN</LANGUAGE>
<FORMOFADDR>Makro SA</FORMOFADDR>
<TELEPHONE1>041 3600TERTE605-C...</TELEPHONE1>
<TELEFAX>041 36006TRT47</TELEFAX>
<COUNTRY1>ZHFGHA</COUNTRY1>
<REGION>EHGHC</REGION>
<E1ADRE1 SEGMENT="1">
<EXTEND_Q>100</EXTEND_Q>
<EXTEND_D>6HG15FGHFG05006416</EXTEND_D>
</E1ADRE1>
</E1ADRM1>
<E1ADRM1 SEGMENT="1">
<PARTNER_Q>WE</PARTNER_Q>
<PARTNER_ID>00000178E87T</PARTNER_ID>
<LANGUAGE>EN</LANGUAGE>
<FORMOFADDR>Makro SA</FORMOFADDR>
<NAME1>Makro Port Elizabeth Br 14</NAME1>
<NAME3>t/a Makro SA</NAME3>
<STREET1>CDFJSDLFJLS d</STREET1>
<COUNTRY1>ZFSDFA</COUNTRY1>
<REGION>EFSDFC</REGION>
<E1ADRE1 SEGMENT="1">
<EXTEND_Q>100</EXTEND_Q>
<EXTEND_D>6001534453505006416</EXTEND_D>
</E1ADRE1>
</E1ADRM1>
<E1ADRM1 SEGMENT="1">
<PARTNER_Q>54OSP</PARTNER_Q>
<PARTNER_ID>404534501</PARTNER_ID>
<LANGUAGE>EN</LANGUAGE>
<COUNTRY1>Z5454A</COUNTRY1>
</E1ADRM1>
<E1ADRM1 SEGMENT="1">
<PARTNER_Q>OSO</PARTNER_Q>
<PARTNER_ID>1054400</PARTNER_ID>
<COUNTRY1>Z5453A</COUNTRY1>
</E1ADRM1>
<E1EDT13 SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>006</QUALF>
<NTANF>2005455470706</NTANF>
<NTANZ>000000</NTANZ>
<NTEND>2005453470706</NTEND>
<NTENZ>00053454000</NTENZ>
<ISDD>00000000</ISDD>
<ISDZ>000000</ISDZ>
<IEDD>00005340000</IEDD>
<IEDZ>000000</IEDZ>
</E1EDT13>
<E1EDT13 SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>003</QUALF>
<NTANF>20070706</NTANF>
<NTANZ>000000</NTANZ>
<NTEND>200705345706</NTEND>
<NTENZ>000000</NTENZ>
<ISDD>00000000</ISDD>
<ISDZ>000053455400</ISDZ>
<IEDD>00000000</IEDD>
<IEDZ>000000</IEDZ>
</E1EDT13>
<E1EDT13 SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>001</QUALF>
<NTANF>20070706</NTANF>
<NTANZ>000000</NTANZ>
<NTEND>20070706</NTEND>
<NTENZ>000000</NTENZ>
<ISDD>00000000</ISDD>
<ISDZ>000000</ISDZ>
<IEDD>00000000</IEDD>
<IEDZ>000000</IEDZ>
</E1EDT13>
<E1EDT13 SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>007</QUALF>
<NTANF>20070709</NTANF>
<NTANZ>000000</NTANZ>
<NTEND>20070709</NTEND>
<NTENZ>000000</NTENZ>
<ISDD>00000000</ISDD>
<ISDZ>000000</ISDZ>
<IEDD>00000000</IEDD>
<IEDZ>000000</IEDZ>
</E1EDT13>
<E1EDT13 SEGMENT="1">
<QUALF>010</QUALF>
<NTANF>20070705</NTANF>
<NTANZ>000000</NTANZ>
<NTEND>20705</NTEND>
<NTENZ>000000</NTENZ>
<ISDD>00000000</ISDD>
<ISDZ>000000</ISDZ>
<IEDD>00000000</IEDD>
<IEDZ>000000</IEDZ>
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<E1EDL28 SEGMENT="1">
<ROUTE>ED545S1</ROUTE>
<DISTZ>0.000</DISTZ>
<E1EDL29 SEGMENT="1">
<ROUTE_BEZ>FKLSDJFLSJDFJSDFJLSDJFLKSD</ROUTE_BEZ>
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</E1EDL28>
<E1EDL24 SEGMENT="1">
<POSNR>000010</POSNR>
<MATNR>000000000000</MATNR>
<MATWA>000000000</MATWA>
<ARKTX>OmFDFS 2kg.</ARKTX>
<MATKL>FSD5345FSDFLAUND</MATKL>
<WERKS>10FDF40</WERKS>
<LGORT>01</LGORT>
<LFIMG>10545.000</LFIMG>
<VRKME>C54T</VRKME>
<LGMNG>10553545.000</LGMNG>
<MEINS>CT534555345545345</MEINS>
<NTGEW>1653454.000</NTGEW>
<BRGEW>181.000</BRGEW>
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<VOLUM>450.190</VOLUM>
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Hello
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Hi Henry,
For Correlation, please go through the below link.
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/08/24/do-you-like-to-understand-147correlation148-in-xi
Sync / Async Bridge communication using JMS : http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/45/20d251c20a0732e10000000a155369/frameset.htm
Sync / Async communication without BPM in JMS : /people/venkataramanan.parameswaran/blog/2007/01/18/syncasync-communication-in-jms-adapter-without-bpm-sp19
/people/henrique.pinto/blog/2007/08/02/syncasync-scenarios-without-bpm
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Regards
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