Ellipse Java Middleware

[javaellipse]

Our Company implemented Ellipse 5.2.1 for its business.
We also equired Mincom Connector with all possible API's.
I am trying to connect to Ellipse Business Objects using
java middleware. Basicly try an example client supplied by Mincom with connector package. The Ellipse Objects deployed on BEA Tuxedo 7.1 (AIX IBM UNIX).

Here is the error i am getting when try to run the client

125 [125] Using Middleware Version 1.01.0003
219 [94] Matt : 1.01.0003 (Fri Sep 1 03:24:23 2000 GMT)
java.io.IOException: Jolt Exception: Cannot connect to //elapprod:8200.
Reason:NwHdlr: Network Error: chkauth: J_CHECKAUTH FAILED
at com.mincom.mims.tech.mware.tux.TuxSession.connect TuxSession.java:126)
at com.mincom.mims.tech.mware.Client.connect(Client.java:89)
at com.mincom.mims.tech.mware.Client.main(Client.java:303)

This error occures after following line of code executed
mySession.connect(host,port, user, pwd);

Did anybody have ever try to work with Ellipse using JAVA?
If you have, can you please give me some pointers on how to
make it work.
Thanks,
Matt

 

[Glen]

Just checking to see if 'it's plugged in...'

Does the hostname 'elapprod' resolve from the workstation that you are developing on to your mims server and:

Is socket 8200 the socket that is assigned to MIMS in the /etc/services and the tp configuration table in MIMS?

Glen Colbert
gcolbert@mslden.com

 

[Guest_imported]

Hi Matt,

The version of the Java Middleware which you are using is quite old (1.01.0003). Jolt was the primary method of connecting to Tuxedo-base MIMS/Ellipse systems until version 1.02 of the Java Middleware was released.

With version 1.02, the Java Middleware offered a Native Tuxedo connection to Ellipse. The reason this was done was that Jolt (at that time) was an opional extra which you had to buy and Jolt was more difficult to maintain compared to a vanilla Tuxedo installation.

I recommend you upgrade to a new version of the Java Middleware which has the option of Native Tuxedo calls.

The current version of the Java Middleware is 1.05.0005. This version not only has Native Tuxedo calls, but is also without the many bugs which exist in 1.01