What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Hi Shravan,

There's a blog on this: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/tarandeep-jandu/2022/11/29/send-and-receive-messages-from-active-mq-and-ibm-a

In the Provider URL, could you drop the "/" operator a the end of the URL.

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Hi Tarandeep Singh, I have tried but still it is throwing same exception (error : Invalid broker URL, Failure to obtain JNDI administered objects.)

Hi Shravan,

There's a blog on this: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/tarandeep-jandu/2022/11/29/send-and-receive-messages-from-active-mq-and-ibm-a

In the Provider URL, could you drop the "/" operator a the end of the URL.

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

I think the file name needs to be jndi.properties, and should be on the classpath:

https://activemq.apache.org/components/classic/documentation/jndi-support

However, I'm not sure just including it where the jar file are will automatically work.  This link suggests adding the location of the file in the JNDI bindings location, although they're also reporting an error, but it may be worth a try.

http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=75391

Hi Tarandeep Singh, I have tried but still it is throwing same exception (error : Invalid broker URL, Failure to obtain JNDI administered objects.)

Hi Shravan,

There's a blog on this: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/tarandeep-jandu/2022/11/29/send-and-receive-messages-from-active-mq-and-ibm-a

In the Provider URL, could you drop the "/" operator a the end of the URL.

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Now I see maybe you do have that file name, stored inside that jndi.properties.jar.  Correct?

I think the file name needs to be jndi.properties, and should be on the classpath:

https://activemq.apache.org/components/classic/documentation/jndi-support

However, I'm not sure just including it where the jar file are will automatically work.  This link suggests adding the location of the file in the JNDI bindings location, although they're also reporting an error, but it may be worth a try.

http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=75391

Hi Tarandeep Singh, I have tried but still it is throwing same exception (error : Invalid broker URL, Failure to obtain JNDI administered objects.)

Hi Shravan,

There's a blog on this: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/tarandeep-jandu/2022/11/29/send-and-receive-messages-from-active-mq-and-ibm-a

In the Provider URL, could you drop the "/" operator a the end of the URL.

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Yes. I have placed the file in a jar. and location was given in jms provider policy. you can see as in RE:5.

Now I see maybe you do have that file name, stored inside that jndi.properties.jar.  Correct?

I think the file name needs to be jndi.properties, and should be on the classpath:

https://activemq.apache.org/components/classic/documentation/jndi-support

However, I'm not sure just including it where the jar file are will automatically work.  This link suggests adding the location of the file in the JNDI bindings location, although they're also reporting an error, but it may be worth a try.

http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=75391

Hi Tarandeep Singh, I have tried but still it is throwing same exception (error : Invalid broker URL, Failure to obtain JNDI administered objects.)

Hi Shravan,

There's a blog on this: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/tarandeep-jandu/2022/11/29/send-and-receive-messages-from-active-mq-and-ibm-a

In the Provider URL, could you drop the "/" operator a the end of the URL.

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?

Ok, I was able to play around, and I think this is what you need to do:

1. In the policy, omit JNDI bindings location.  I have only 3 non-default values:  JARs URL; Initial context factory; Connection factory name.
2. In the JMS node, the policy reference should be in the JMS provider name, not the individual values below.  Leave those other fields blank, and fix your provider name to be the policy name.  The node properties are then for overrides to what is in the policy. 

Yes. I have placed the file in a jar. and location was given in jms provider policy. you can see as in RE:5.

Now I see maybe you do have that file name, stored inside that jndi.properties.jar.  Correct?

I think the file name needs to be jndi.properties, and should be on the classpath:

https://activemq.apache.org/components/classic/documentation/jndi-support

However, I'm not sure just including it where the jar file are will automatically work.  This link suggests adding the location of the file in the JNDI bindings location, although they're also reporting an error, but it may be worth a try.

http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=75391

Hi Tarandeep Singh, I have tried but still it is throwing same exception (error : Invalid broker URL, Failure to obtain JNDI administered objects.)

Hi Shravan,

There's a blog on this: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/tarandeep-jandu/2022/11/29/send-and-receive-messages-from-active-mq-and-ibm-a

In the Provider URL, could you drop the "/" operator a the end of the URL.

yes. I have restarted ActiveMQ and Integration Node after setup has done. I have placed jms.properties file into a seperate folder by renaming as activemq.

Ok, where is that jndi.properties file?  I'm assuming it's ActiveMQ directory somewhere.  Have you restarted that since making the updates?

Hi Tony Hays,

 the name on JMS Output Node for Destination Queue is : JMSQueueDestination. It was matched JNDI name.

What is the destination in the JMS Output node?   Does it match the JNDI name in that file (JMSQueueDestination)?