Unable to read from JMS queue on Solaris

Question

Hi all,
I am experiencing a strange issue with JMS and Oracle 10gR2 (single server) on Solaris.
The design is simple, 1 server multiple clients communication via 2 queues (P2P domain). Each client has a session ID and can read messages from the queue that have been tagged with the proper session ID.
I guess is simpler to show the code involved:
@Override
public void becomeSender(String queueName) throws JMSException {
setDestination(((AQjmsSession) getSession()).getQueue(null, queueName));
((AQjmsDestination) getDestination()).start(getSession(), true, true);
setProducer(((AQjmsSession) getSession()).createSender((Queue) getDestination()));
getProducer().setDeliveryMode(DeliveryMode.NON_PERSISTENT);
@Override
public void becomeReceiver(String queueName, String sessionID) throws JMSException, JMSConnectorException {
setDestination(((AQjmsSession) getSession()).getQueue(null, queueName));
((AQjmsDestination) getDestination()).start(getSession(), true, true);
setConsumer(((AQjmsSession) getSession()).createReceiver((Queue) getDestination(), getReceiverSessionPredicate(sessionID)));
getConnection().start();
public static final String jmsReceiverSessionProperty = "msgReceiverSession";
public static final String jmsSenderSessionProperty = "msgSenderSession";
public static String getReceiverSessionPredicate(String sessionID) throws JMSConnectorException {
if (sessionID == null) {
throw new JMSConnectorException("Session ID must be provided!");
return jmsReceiverSessionProperty + " = '" + sessionID + "' OR " + jmsReceiverSessionProperty + " = '" + TransferMessage.TARGET_ANY_RECEIVER + "'";
and the code that sends the message
public void sendMessage(TransferMessage aMessage) throws JMSException, IOException {
BytesMessage aMsg = createBytesMessage();
aMsg.setStringProperty(jmsReceiverSessionProperty, aMessage.getReceiverSessionID());
aMsg.setStringProperty(jmsSenderSessionProperty, getSessionID());
sendMessage(aMsg);
Everything works great in Windows XP/7/2008 server 64 virtual machine or not but it fails in Solaris.
The messages are written to the queue as I can see them in the queue table but they never get read from the queue...Oh I missed a bit of information, I use onMessage to handle new message on queues.
The Solaris server is at client environment and I have no remote access to it.
I can run my my simple connectivity tests on a Solaris instance if anyone care to provide me with credentials and 2 queues or even better I can send the jars to run on local environment.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks,
Eddie

Answer 1

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