JMS messages via https possible?

[Former Member]

Hi everyone,

we configured a self developed java application to send messages using JMS. Therefore, we created a factory and a destination which uses this factory in the JMS Connector service of the java system.

Everything worked fine, until we deactivated the HTTP port of the engine (parameter ports of the dispatcher was set to "(Port:50101,Type:ssl)" i.e. http port was removed.

Now the application gets a null pointer exception and the error:

Localization failed:

ResourceBundle='com.sap.exception.io.IOResourceBundle', ID='No such

destination sap.com/tc_jejmx_wsconnectorsp/I86/rm2us0146 of type HTTP

exists '

when we try using it. Is there any possibility to change the JMS Connector settings so that the messages would use HTTP<b>S</b> instead of HTTP?

Regards,

Cornelia

[Vlado · Accepted solution]

Hi Cornelia,

JMS certainly does <b>not</b> use HTTP for sending and receiving messages, so the error below is not related to your issue (though it seems like a side effect of deactivating HTTP). You should look for other causes of your NullPointerException (should be fairly easy to track what is null).

HTH!

-Vladimir

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Vladimir,

thanks for your reply - we traced the error and found out that the JMX - HTTP error we get is a complete different application (NWA brings that error when you want to connect to the system, then you connect via https instead of http and everything's ok in NWA).

The error of the application was solved by restarting its system~ear - application.

Anyway, thanks for explaining the JMS message!

Regards,

Cornelia