on 04-23-2014 10:05 AM
PI 7.31 is getting issue while connecting to Webshere MQ version 6.0.2.10.
The error in JMS sender communication channel is - "Error connecting due to missing class com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory. Please ensure all resources are present in JMS provider library : com.sap.aii.adapter.lib.sda"
Few weeks back, MQ jar files were deployed by Basis.
I have attached jar file content. Do we have to deploy different jar files,the jar files are of websphere mq 6.0.2.10.
They were deployed on com.sap.aii.adapter.lib.sda
rgds
Hi,
List of jar files look good.
can you try to redeploy and try?
also check if the deployment is successful.
Regards,
Muni.
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there was issue in deployment. basis redeployed jar files and it worked.
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Hi,
JMS does not specify an API for controlling and calling security functions, and therefore JMS cannot control them. In theory, it is possible for the JMS administered objects to be preconfigured with security attributes and created in an LDAP directory that the JMS adapter accesses using JNDI. For the most part, however, this solution is incomplete. It requires additional data (such as the client or server certificate) to be transferred frequently when the QueueConnectionFactory or the queue is created, using methods that are specific to the provider.
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