I seem to be unable to resolve an issue with building a BPM process that uses JMS as a start message. Whenever I try to build the process, I get following error output:
Error: Build of process “ImportDispatchAdvice” failed. The log file might have more information.
java.lang.Exception: Unable to create queue DispatchAdvice.
at com.webMethods.process.generator.util.JMSProviderUtil.createNirvanaDestination(JMSProviderUtil.java:85)
at com.webMethods.process.generator.util.JMSProviderUtil.createDestination(JMSProviderUtil.java:227)
at com.webMethods.process.generator.util.GeneratorUtils.createJNDIDestinations(GeneratorUtils.java:744)
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I am running the designer locally, connecting to remote IS. WmPrt dashboard shows no error, UM server is up and running, JNDI settings and JMS triggers PEBroadcastTopic and PERestartTopic are also Connected.
I tried also creating the queue in UM JNDI queues, but even then the error message occurs.
Can anyone help and suggest, what settings shoudl I check or what am I missing?
I have tried with JMS as start message and it is working correctly in 98 server.
Please make sure JMS connection alias “PE_NONTRANSACTIONAL_ALIAS” is enable.
Also you have mentioned facing issue while creating queues in UM JNDI,so I think problem is with UM itself.
What error you are getting in creating queue.
You can find more UM log on /serverumserver/data/nirvana.log.
The PE_NONTRANSACTIONAL_ALIAS is enabled. I checked also the nirvana.log. But there is no information on any kind of attempt of IS/Designer to create the queue. No any other error message either.
I think this is what you have tried to create queues through enterprise manager/viewer and have got some exception during creation.Then what error you have received at that time.
I was facing the same issue once again, this time with 9.9 installation. Finally, I think I found the cause and solution. The installation of IS was using a system-generated DEFAULT_IS_JNDI_PROVIDER, which was configured automatically to use URL nsp://localhost:9000. This setup worked for IS, as it was sitting on the same host as UM, but it didn’t work for my local designer.