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Integration with JMS Weblogic server, Couldn't connect to any host

Former Member
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Hi ,

I am doing XI to JMS integration(weblogic JMS server) ,have created a communication channel of type JMS and gave the following parameters.

Transport Protocal : Access JMS Provider with JNDI

Message protocal : JMS 1.X

JNDI Lookup name with

queueconnectionfactory :MyJMSConnectionFactory

JNDI Lookup name with JMS Queue : MyJMSQueue

Name of JNDI initial context factory : weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory

<b>JNDI Server Address: http://isccap:7001/</b>;

all these parameters are working fine when used in a Client java program by which i am able to put and retrive message from Weblogic JMS server queue.

But the same is not working in XI adapter ,

I am getting the following error in adapter monitoring

Zsrl_JMS_Reciever Receiver channel. Details: <u>Couldn't connect to any host</u>

I guess the problem is with <b>JNDI Server Address: http://isccap:7001/</b>;

Is the format "http://host:port" correct for weblogic server,

are the JMS port and JNDI port same or different .

I have deployed the required drivers "wlclient.jar" in XI server .

Thanks in advance ,

srikanth Lanka

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Former Member
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weblogic works on the Tenga3 protocol and hence the URL to connect to the JNDI provider of weblogic is

t3://host:port

At least in case of Weblogic you connect to your J2EE resources using your JNDI registry so the port would be the same.

Rgds,

Amol

Former Member
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Hi Amol,

Even after changing the URL to <b>t3://host:port</b> .

I am still getting the same error. "Couldn't connect to any host" when seen in Adapter Monitoring .

Even i tried <b>t3://host:port/</b> but still it is not working

Thanks & Regards,

Srikanth Lanka.

Former Member
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Hi,

we are facing the same problem.

Could you solve the problem?

Kind regards,

Peter

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