Hi all.
I want, if it is possible, to connect to a MqSeries Queue, which is on a remote server, using JMS.
I know there are MqSeries JMS API's but I wont/cant use these. With these JMS API I can send messages to the MqSeries Queue without any problem.
So I have to fall back on pure JMS API's.
I have tried it so far, but no luck. I am getting a JMSException:
"Could not create session, connection may be dropped".
When I connect to a JMS Queue on my local machine with the same portnumber and Queue Name, I have no problems in connecting. I can even send a message.
Only when I try to connect to the remote MqSeries Queue, I get this problem.
I think I get this exception because the MqSeries Queue is NOT JMS, so therefore a session cant be build.
So therefore I am looking for another way to connect to the MqSeries Queue's using JMS (if there is a way) or for the correct JMS implementation.
Any help is welcome. No questions please about why not using the MqSeries JMS API, it is simple not possible to use them.
I want, if it is possible, to connect to a MqSeries Queue, which is on a remote server, using JMS.
I know there are MqSeries JMS API's but I wont/cant use these. With these JMS API I can send messages to the MqSeries Queue without any problem.
So I have to fall back on pure JMS API's.
I have tried it so far, but no luck. I am getting a JMSException:
"Could not create session, connection may be dropped".
When I connect to a JMS Queue on my local machine with the same portnumber and Queue Name, I have no problems in connecting. I can even send a message.
Only when I try to connect to the remote MqSeries Queue, I get this problem.
I think I get this exception because the MqSeries Queue is NOT JMS, so therefore a session cant be build.
So therefore I am looking for another way to connect to the MqSeries Queue's using JMS (if there is a way) or for the correct JMS implementation.
Any help is welcome. No questions please about why not using the MqSeries JMS API, it is simple not possible to use them.