Weblogic to Tibco using foreign server Error!!!

Hi,
I am integrating Weblogic 11g server with Tibco EMS using the foreign jms server.
I have created a foreign jms server, foreign connection factory and a foreign destination in the jms module.
but while sending the message to foreign destination queue i am getting the following error::
[JMSClientExceptions:055014] Error Sending Message
Could anyone help me on this?
Thanks in advance,
Uday

Hi,
To help you I need the class.java, xslt or xquery from where you are trying to send the message and the settings you gave to the queue in the foreing server.
Make sure you are giving up the correct security parameters .
Regards.
Lucas.

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    Thanks
    Ajaz Ahmed

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