Hello,
Below are the following message I see in the server console. I am using 2 jars from Sonic MQ broker (mfcontext.jar, sonic_Client.jar) for using the ContextFactory class specific to Sonic to make a JMS Queue connection to it.
Any ideas anyone?
2004-08-13 11:04:04 EDT [ISS.0028.0012C] WmJMSAdapter: Startup service (wm.adapter.wmjms.admin:startUp)
2004-08-13 11:04:05 EDT [ART.0114.1100D] Adapter Runtime: Facility 680 - JMSAdapter registered with bundle com.wm.adapter.wmjms.JMSAdapterResourceBundle.
2004-08-13 11:04:05 EDT [ART.0114.1101W] Adapter Runtime: Duplicate facility 680 - JMSAdapter registered with bundle com.wm.adapter.wmjms.JMSAdapterResourceBundle.
2004-08-13 11:04:05 EDT [ART.0114.1100D] Adapter Runtime: Facility 680 - JMSAdapter registered with bundle com.wm.adapter.wmjms.JMSAdapterResourceBundle.
2004-08-13 11:04:08 EDT [ART.0114.1007E] Adapter Runtime: Error Logged. See Error log for details. Error: [ART.114.13] Adapter Runtime: Error occured while Adapter Runtime was loading adapter type “JMSAdapter”.
[ART.114.9] Adapter Runtime: Error(s) while registering adapter type JMSAdapter.
2004-08-13 11:04:08 EDT [ISS.0028.0013E] Startup service exited with the following error: com.wm.pkg.art.error.DetailedServiceException: [ART.114.13] Adapter Runtime: Error occured while Adapter Runtime was loading adapter type “JMSAdapter”.
[ART.114.9] Adapter Runtime: Error(s) while registering adapter type JMSAdapter.
The problem is not very clearly evident, as we see, from the error log. At this point I would try to test with a “stand alone java client for SonicMQ” from machine running webMethods IS. This is just to isolate any configuration and other issues with SonicMQ. This test will isolate the issue to a great extent.
If you are still having problems – Do you have jms.jar in the class path… if not then try adding it to the classpath and restart the IS to see if it is able to load the WmJMSAdapter.
I have the jms.jar in my lib/jars dir of wmIS. the problem is not with my startup of the JMS Adapter package, but to invoke the QueueConnectionFactory class of Sonic MQ which has all the jms provider jars in the lib/jars dir too.
I want to access the QueueConnectionfactory class for the Sonic JMS provider and not the generic one in the jms.jar lib. Should I place the Sonic related jars in the static folder as you had mentioned. And once I do that, how does the IS know to pick it up from the static folder. Where is this location pointed to in the starup of the wm IS?
yes place the sonic related jars in the Static folder,and reload the Package or restart IS this sets the classpath,and so internally IS will access that class.
Hello,
I did what you asked me to, but still get the same error. Dont know what I am doing wrong here. But I have attached the entire package that I am testing with. Any ideas?
