How to access the credentials of foreign Jms connection factory class start?

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  Configure a foreign JMS provider, pointing to a V8 of IBM MQ on a separate server.

  Version 10.3 WebLogic & jdk 1.7.0_80.

  The steps I used were:

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  Name JNDI Local Remote JNDI name

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  The .bindings file has been created on the server IBM MQ V8 using JMSAdmin.

  Whenever I run the managed servers, the deployed EJB will get the following error:

  # < 9 October 2015 1:47:32 PM GMT > < WARNING > < JMSPool > < servername > <>< ExecuteThread [ASSET]: '0' for the queue: '(self-adjusting) weblogic.kernel.Default' > < < < > anonymous > > <>< 1444398452545 > < BEA-169808 > < there was an error while making the initial connection to the JMS resource named app-router-app-router-retry-jms/AppNameConnFac to the "app-router-retry" EJB inside the application "app-router". The server will try connecting later. The error was javax.jms.JMSException: named connection JMS [JMSPool:169818], "app-router-app-router-retry-jms/AppNameConnFac" pool has a configured connection factory JNDI name "jms/AppNameConnFac. However, an object that is not a javax.jms.ConnectionFactory is related to this JNDI name. The object bound to JNDI name has type 'javax.naming.Reference. >

  I tried to change my connections several times factory names.

  Any ideas would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Yes, I found it too when I did a search on google before I put the question. That's why I changed the name of the connection factory, which changes the name of the pool. This did not help and I have not found another object related to the connection factory JNDI name.

  Found the problem - IBM MQ V8 pots were not being picked up in the Weblogic CLASSPATH at startup.

  The error message was a bit misleading (for me anyway).

  Thanks to everyone who took a peek at this.

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  I'm trying to view/edit the data in a user interface that is linked to a database by using a foreign key, requestId. The foreign key comes from a BPM process where it is spent in the workflow, a human task. The foreign key comes process variables or values of payload. I know that I can simply load the payload in BPM with the data in the tables, but I'm looking for a better solution use the ADF business components to view and edit data directly in the user interface.
  
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