WebLogic JMS queue - delayed Messages

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• Integrate CEP with weblogic JMS queue

  Hi guys,.

  I am trying to send data of CEP to the of Weblogic JMS queue, but I get the error message

  
  Error:

  org.springframework.beans.FatalBeanException: error initializing the context lifecycle; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: failed to find JNDI for jms/CEP_Q1 of the t3://10.80.4.206:7001 provider

  at com.bea.wlevs.spring.ApplicationContextLifecycle.onApplicationEvent(ApplicationContextLifecycle.java:146)

  to org.springframework.context.event.SimpleApplicationEventMulticaster$ 1.run(SimpleApplicationEventMulticaster.java:79)

  at org.springframework.core.task.SyncTaskExecutor.execute(SyncTaskExecutor.java:50)

  at org.springframework.context.event.SimpleApplicationEventMulticaster.multicastEvent(SimpleApplicationEventMulticaster.java:76)

  at org.springframework.context.support.AbstractApplicationContext.publishEvent(AbstractApplicationContext.java:274)

  at org.springframework.context.support.AbstractApplicationContext.finishRefresh(AbstractApplicationContext.java:737)

  at org.springframework.osgi.context.support.AbstractOsgiBundleApplicationContext.finishRefresh(AbstractOsgiBundleApplicationContext.java:235)

  to org.springframework.osgi.context.support.AbstractDelegatedExecutionApplicationContext$ 4.run(AbstractDelegatedExecutionApplicationContext.java:358)

  at org.springframework.osgi.util.internal.PrivilegedUtils.executeWithCustomTCCL(PrivilegedUtils.java:85)

  at org.springframework.osgi.context.support.AbstractDelegatedExecutionApplicationContext.completeRefresh(AbstractDelegatedExecutionApplicationContext.java:320)

  to org.springframework.osgi.extender.internal.dependencies.startup.DependencyWaiterApplicationContextExecutor$ CompleteRefreshTask.run (DependencyWaiterApplicationContextExecutor.java:139)

  at org.springframework.scheduling.commonj.DelegatingWork.run(DelegatingWork.java:62)

  to weblogic.work.commonj.CommonjWorkManagerImpl$ WorkWithListener.run (CommonjWorkManagerImpl.java:204)

  to weblogic.work.SelfTuningWorkManagerImpl$ WorkAdapterImpl.run (SelfTuningWorkManagerImpl.java:545)

  at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.execute(ExecuteThread.java:256)

  <jms-adapter>
    <name>CreditCardJMSOutboundAdapter</name>
    <event-type>CreditCardEvent</event-type>
    <jndi-provider-url>t3://10.80.4.206:7001</jndi-provider-url>
    <destination-jndi-name>jms/CEP_Q1</destination-jndi-name>
    <user>admin</user>
    <password>welcome1</password>
    </jms-adapter>
  

  In the weblogic server:

  The JMS adapter resources outgoing connection JNDI adapter: eis/queue / CEP

  ConnectionFactoryLocation: jms/OCEP_CF

  Connection factory JNDI name: jms/OCEP_CF

  JNDI queue name: jms/CEP_Q1

  
  

  Advice me please.

  
  

  Thank you

  Yatan
  

  Hi guys, this solved, the problem was that I was using the wrong port of JNDI, my queue was targeting the soa-server1 on 8001.  correct is t3://10.80.4.206:8001

• (XML-based) SMS sending to the JMS queue

  Hi gurus,

  How we can publish a text message in the JMS queue using message text option by writing to Java or PL/SQL according to the following XML schema definition:

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "windows-1252"? >

  " < xsd: Schema container = ' http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema "

              xmlns=" http://www.example.org "

  " targetNamespace = ' http://www.example.org "

  elementFormDefault = "qualified" >

  < xsd: element name = "Employee" >

  < xsd: annotation >

  < xsd: documentation >

  An element of the sample

  < / xsd: documentation >

  < / xsd: annotation >

  < xsd: complexType >

  < xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < xsd: element name = "EmpNo" type = "xsd: Decimal" / >

  < xsd: element name = "EmpName" type = "xsd: String" / >

  < xsd: element name = "Salary" type = "xsd: double" / >

  < / xsd: SEQUENCE >

  < / xsd: complexType >

  < / xsd: element >

  < / xsd: Schema >

  My Composite SOA will contain a JMS as a Service exposed adapter.

  Hello

  Please find enclosed the attachment for an example implementation of the Java client code to post the message to a weblogic JMS queue.

  It will be useful.

• How to manually publish the data in a JMS queue

  Hi all
  
  We have a weblogic JMS queue and an OSB acting as a consumer.
  Is it possible to display the results (xml entry) in this queue manually without creating a producer.
  
  TIA,
  Vishal

  Open the console server WL.
  Go to the JMS Module
  Click Queue--> Monitoring--> select the checkbox of the queue and click Show messages--> click on the NEW button... Then, you can send a message to the queue.

• using Weblogic JMS for delivery channel internal

  Hello
  
  I want my B2B to talk to the main application through the Weblogic JMS queues. I configured the internal delivery for this channel. I get the error message 'Retry Max' exceeded in b2b_idc_transport.log
  
  2008.09.24 to 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter wire: initialize (DEBUG) TransportReceiver: [WLIOutbound_TServer < jms > < wholesale trade >]
  2008.09.24 to 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter phone: JMSReceiver.init (DEBUG) () began...
  2008.09.24 to 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter phone: (DEBUG) Establishing JMS Connection.
  2008.09.24 to 12:10:03:704: B2BStarter phone: (DEBUG) Establishing JMS Connection.
  2008.09.24 to 12:15:03:428: B2BStarter wire: try again (ERROR) Max exceeded, closing all
  
  java.lang.Exception: retry exceeded Max
  at oracle.tip.transport.basic.jms.JMSMonitor.reconnect(JMSMonitor.java:833)
  at oracle.tip.transport.basic.JMSReceiver.init(JMSReceiver.java:333)
  at oracle.tip.transport.b2b.B2BTransport.init(B2BTransport.java:379)
  at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface.initialize(AppTransportInterface.java:282)
  at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine.initialize(Engine.java:512)
  at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.init.B2BServer.initialize(B2BServer.java:280)
  at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.init.B2BStarter.startB2B(B2BStarter.java:297)
  at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.init.B2BStarter.run(B2BStarter.java:143)
  at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
  
  I applied later patch 7322333 .
  
  kindly let me know what is the solution for this? Moreover, how can do debugging this problem in B2B.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Vaibhav
  
  Published by: karine on September 26, 2008 12:15 AM

  Hi vaibhav,
  This issue is cause of B2B is not able to establish a JMS connection.

  Please follow the steps below
  1. Add the weblogic.jar in the classpath by following the instructions below:
  a. copy the weblogic.jar in $ORACLE_HOME/ip/lib/folder
  b. go to the $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/conf/folder
  c. update of the opmn.xml (take the backup of the opmn.xml)
  c.1 Add this line
  After line
  d. restart the B2B

  2. make sure that the properties below are defined
  polling interval
  Destination properties java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.security.credentials=weblogic;java.naming.security.principal=weblogic;java.naming.provider.url=t3://provider:.
  fake isTopic
  Standard connection location
  Bytes of message Type
  Provider properties java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.security.credentials=weblogic;java.naming.security.principal=weblogic;java.naming.provider.url=t3://factory:/.

  Thank you and best regards,
  Nitesh jegou

• WebLogic JMS: Messages in the queue are not displayed correctly

  Hello
  
  I use business OSB (courier, query type = type of text and the answer = none) and I publish the message encoded in URL next to a JMS queue:
  
  * %3 C % 3Fxml % 20version % 3D % 221 *.
  
  
  then, when I discovered the message in the queue by using the Weblogic console it is shown as:
  
  * 00000000: 2533 4325 3346 786 d 6 c 25 3230 7665 7273 %3 C % 3Fxml % 20vers *.
  * 00000010: 696f 3344 2532 3231 2532 3225 2e30 6e25 *.
  
  Why these numbers come from the message when it is published to the queue.
  
  Kindly help me to understand this and how to solve the same.
  
  Thank you
  Kalpana.

  The numbers are just an artifact of the way in which the message is displayed by the console. They are a binary representation of the data from your channel.

  More precisely, it looks like the view you are using shows a binary representation, in hexadecimal, on the left side and an ASCII representation on the right side.

  for example

  "72" is ASCII hex for the 'r '.
  '73' is ASCII hex for "s".

  and, on the next line

  '69' is ASCII hex for 'i '.

  HTH,

  Tom

  Published by: Tom B on April 25, 2013 17:59

• Message-Driven beans and the order of the messages in the JMS queues.

  Hi all

  We use Weblogic 10.3.6 and we have a cluster with 2 JMS servers. In our project, it is important to process messages in the order when they arrive in the queues.

  Our question is simple enough, the fact that Message-Driven Beans (of the sort that take up messages in parallel) follow the order of the messages? Or do we need to configure something to do this.

  Thank you!

  According to the oracle documentation:

  With the help of unit-of-Order with Destinations spread

  As already mentioned in the Message of treatment according to the specification of JMS, Service of Message in Java specifications (to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/jms/index.html ) doesn't guarantee no message ordered delivery when applications use distributed queues. WebLogic JMS redirects messages with the same disorder unit and have a target distributed to the same distributed destination member. The Member is chosen by unit of the order of the destination configuration:

  • By using the Service path
  • The hash-based routing using

  You can also

  If you distribute, you can use control unit andmax-beans-in-free-pool:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E23943_01/Web.1111/e13814/mdbtuning.htm#BABBEFCA

  More information here:

  Using Message unit-of-Order - 11g Release 1 (10.3.6)

  Tuning Message-Driven Beans - 11g Release 1 (10.3.6)

  WebLogic Server (WLS) JMS mapping control unit works with uniform distribution Destinations (Doc ID 1310795.1)

  Best regards

  Luz

• JMS: How to set the time-out to a JMS queue in the weblogic admin conso

  Hello
  
  
  I need to fix a JMS queue for 1 month expiration date, which means I want messages to be persisted in the queue for 1 month. How I put it to the queue in the weblogic administration console.
  
  Thank you
  Kalapana.

  Go to the queue on the weblogic Admin Console. Select the Exceptions tab. There is an option of substitution of Time-to-live. You can set the length of your message there. This will overrirde life defined by the producer.

• Message from Weblogic persistent queue must bridge?

  Hi guys,.
  
  I am looking at the document of Weblogic server 10.3, the document it says Weblogic using bridge message message store and shipping of JMS 3 rd-party vender. I had two issues here that I couldn't find answer on the doc...
  
  1. don't we have to configure a persistence queue (A queue which using the persistence store) as source queue for Message Bridge, or bridge of Message has its own way to persist the messages?
  
  2. the document said that it is best to configure instances of the message multi bridge to improve performance, it means that there is no connection with a single message bridge pool? So how much is sufficient.
  
  3. in regard to distribute the queue in the source queue Act, if I have a target distribute the queue and the bridge of a single message to the same cluster, Weblogic automatically assigns messages local instance bridge to connect local member of the queue to distribute?
  
  
  Much appreciate if you can share ideas?
  
  Concerning
  K

  OK, so your case is to forward the message to your environment weblogic to a provider of remote mail (tibco or mq)

  You must follow the following steps.
  1 create a jms destination in your environment local weblogic. If you have persistent messages in this destination, you need to associate a store persistent Server jms hosting this destination. ==> (1)

  2 create a jms provider target jms destination. ===> (2)

  The above 2 steps are jms provider configurations and the ones here are the bridge configuration.

  3. create a destination Source for the local WLS jms destination created in step-1
  4. create a target Destination for the destination of remote jms provider created in step-2
  5. configure the bridge of message instance and associate source and target, created in steps (3) and (4) destinations.

  The instance of bridge transfers messages between (1) and (2).

  If you do not want to be lost during the transfer of messages you must set qualtiy of Service attribute for the message accordingly to step (5) bridge.

  If you want that your messages in the source queue (1) not to be lost in a crash of the WL server, you will need to to be persistent messages as follows:
  1 messages to the queue (1) request must mark as persistent.
  2. the hosting server JMS destination (1) must have a persistent store associate to store persistent messages.

  Note that these two are JMS provider configurations and not the message bridge.

• Operations and large messages and WebLogic JMS

  Hi all
  
  for the moment I want to know how much data I can transport via JMS both. I need these data as the basis for a technical concept and so I need to know what are the current limits, although they should never be reached in practice.
  
  I put all size limits messages to their maximum values at the moment: in theory, I should be able to send JMS messages about 2 GB. At first, I tried to send 200MB but got a timeout after 240 seconds when sending to a single client. So I increased the heartbeat interval in the WLS console, which got rid of the timeout message. But instead, I know receive EOFExceptions, and I wonder why. I can send messages to 150 MB, but when I increase the size I ran into these messages. My test messages are MapMessages that contain an array of bytes to the size of the said.
  
  Can someone tell me what I did wrong here?
  
  I also have another Riddle, the JMS connection factory I defined in the console and I am looking in the stand-alone client is a XAConnectionFactory. This plant, I get an XAConnection and this one a XAQueueSession where I create a MessageProducer and a MapMessage that I send to the queue. In addation method that this code is running has the annotation transactional weblogic with the value true. So I guess that the shipment arrives within a transaction. But during the few minutes the client is send my message to 150 MB, I did look at the tab corresponding analysis of the JMS server in the WLS console and found no article under "Active Transactions". Shouldn't there have shown the current transaction? Under "Active connections", I can see the connection and also, it disappears as soon as the message is transmitted, so I am positive that I have watch the correct module.
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thanks, Chris

  Hi Chris,

  Associated with the thread [WLS JMS Message size limit | http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=3330666�].

  ... I know receive EOFExceptions, and I wonder why...

  Can you post the exception stack trace?

  You might want to try a "BytesMessage" instead.

  I also have another Riddle, the JMS connection factory I defined in the console and I am looking in the stand-alone client is a XAConnectionFactory. This plant, I get an XAConnection and this one a XAQueueSession where I create a MessageProducer and a MapMessage that I send to the queue. In addation method that this code is running has the annotation transactional weblogic with the value true. So I guess that the shipment arrives within a transaction. But during the few minutes the client is send my message to 150 MB, I did look at the tab corresponding analysis of the JMS server in the WLS console and found no article under "Active Transactions". Shouldn't there have shown the current transaction? Under "Active connections", I can see the connection and also, it disappears as soon as the message is transmitted, so I am positive that I have watch the correct module.

  Assuming that there is in fact an operation on the thread in the first place, the message does not participate in the operation until all 150 MB have been fully transferred to the server, after which a response is sent to the appellant and the appellant calls commit (or the container, as appropriate). The time interval that the JMS server is actively involved in the transaction is so can be quite short, on the order of milliseconds (a little longer if the message is persistent). The service may also be short if the tx has already expired at the time when THAT JMS receives the message.

  Tom

• Consume a Message from a JMS queue on request

  Hello
  I do a few experiments with BPEL and JMS adapter.
  I know how to configure the JMS adapter to subscribe to a queue and begin a BPEL process, but I am trying to achieve a design that is more similar to the following:
  1 BPEL receives a service Web dial with a payload containing MsgID - it's activity "instantiate".
  2 BPEL called JMS adapter with MsgID
  3 JMS adapter removes the message with the given MsgID and returns it to the BPEL (or reports not found)
  4 BPEL process the message
  I have read the documentation on the JMS request/response adapter, but not what I'm looking for. Someone know how I can get this feature?
  I prefer to do it using the JMS adapter, another option could be a custom Java code that uses the JMS API.
  You can also use a JMS queue is maybe the wrong way to achieve this in which case I could code to store messages in a database and retrieve on demand.
  Robert

  I feel that a DB table would provide better support for your case.

  I'm not aware of an API to receive a message based on its JMSMessageId.
  There is a MessageConsumer.receive (), but this does not select messages based on any filter.

  Maybe I'm totally wrong, in this case, I would be happy to learn from my mistakes.

• Configuring JMS Adpter for remote weblogic JMS

  Hello
  We have SOA and OSB installed on separate computers.
  We use SOA 11.1.1.6.
  I have a requirement to send a JMS weblogic installation message where SOA is installed for weblogic installation where the OSB is installed.
  I understand that I must create a foreign JNDI provider where I need to create the link with the SMC OSB that I created on weblogic SOA.
  
  Now, when I am configuring the JMS adapterit asks me to select the connection to the server app jdev which is the installation of SOA connection it shows all queues and topics
  present on the installation of weblogic SOA but I need to specify the name JNDI Local and remote JNDI name somewhere so the message should go the
  OSB JMS.
  Can you get it someone please let me know how to configure the adapter in this scenario?
  Any help/pointers in this regard are appreciated.
  
  With respect,
  Hard

  Not very clear on your condition. Here's what I understand:
  1. you have a JMS queue in the field of the SOA Suite and another line in the area of the OSB
  2. you want to send messages to the queue JMS SOA field to the field to OSB JMS queue

  First of all don't think that you need a separate queue in the field of the OSB, you can have your proxy service point to the queue JMS in SOA Suite. You can simply use the domain SOA listening address and JNDI names in the service OSB JMS as URI a Proxy endpoint it will read messages directly from field JMS queue to SOA.
  However, if you have messages to copy first to the local OSB JMS queue, I would suggest creating an agent FAS to messages before directly from queue JMS SOA to the queue of the JMS OSB, in this way you will not have to build a composite to forward the message.
  Finally, if you want to forward the messages from the queue JMS SOA to the queue JMS OSB via a composite then you need build two adapters JMS in your composite application.
  JMS adapter to read the messages in the queue JMS SOA domain. (Use a server app connection in jDev which points towards SOA domain admin server and provide the queue JMS JNDI names created in the field of SOA).
  Other JMS adapter to write messages of OSB field JMS queue. (Create another connection of server app in jDev which points to OSB domain admin server and provide the names of the JNDI queue created in the field of the OSB).
  Then you can just put a mediator to take first map JMS messages and send to the second map of JMS

• Waiting for WebLogic JMS - priority

  Hi all
  I am using WebLogic Server Version: 10.3.5.0 in a clustered environment.
  I use a uniform distributed queue. I investigated enqueueing a large number of messages and trying to get them to be corresponding in order of priority.
  I put the JMSPriority property successfully in messages and when I view messages in the weblogic console I see the priority.
  My composite to Dequeue uses Oracle JMS adapter and I set it up as a singleton. But I found that it treats my messages in the order they are in queue not prioritize.
  By reading the docs, I found the following: "Currently, WebLogic JMS does not honor the priority of the message." (http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/lehre/WS00/SWT/BEA/documentation/docs51/classdocs/API_jms.html)
  This is the documentation for 5.1. WebLogic server 10.3.5.0 supports priorities and whether someone can point me in the documentation?
  Thank you
  Robert

  By default, the messages in a queue are in FIFO order, even if the messages have different priorities. So for the messages to be sorted by their priority, you must define a sort key of the destination.

  For more details, please refer to the
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E17904_01/Web.1111/e13738/basic_config.htm#i1177256

• That could limit the number of MDB instances in the JMS queue?

  Hi all, I have an app that publish messages in a JMS queue. In SD in the MDB, I defined the following:
  
  < wls:ejb - name > VfDataMiner < / wls:ejb - name >
  < wls:message - driven-descriptor >
  < wls:pool >
  < wls:max - beans-in-free-pool > 25 < / wls:max - beans-in-free-pool >
  < wls: initial-beans-in-free-pool > 10 < / wls: initial-beans-in-free-pool >
  < / wls:pool >
  < / wls:message - driven-descriptor >
  
  My understanding is that this should create up to 25 multilateral development banks to process messages when necessary and that number will fall to 10 if there is no traffic. However, it does not appear so as I saw that 16 consumers at all times.
  
  At first, I thought it might be that the server is running out of threads to spawn new BMD so I also added the thread pool using the - Dweblogic.threadpool.MinPoolSize = 100 in the start, but it is always showing 16 consumers. I miss any idea what else do you? I use this on WLS 11 g.
  
  Thanks in advance for the advice/pointers.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E12840_01/WLS/docs103/EJB/message_beans.html

  The number of MDB instances in the free pool is limited by the value of the element of max-beans-in free-pool in memory of weblogic-ejb - jar.xml and available. The value of max-beans-in free-pool is > determined by the following rules, in order of precedence:

  If a custom ExecuteThreadPool is set, the number of threads MDB is identical to the value of ExecuteThreadCount.
  If a WorkManager customized with max-son-constraint is defined, then the number of threads MDB is identical to the value of max-son-stress.
  If the autotune option is disabled, the number of threads MDB is equal to the:
  (ExecuteThreadCount / 2) + 1

  The number of threads MDB is equal to 16 (this is the default).

  If you want more of 16 sons define a handler for a custom job and associate it with the strategy of sending of the mdb.

• Copy of the JMS queues

  I write Weblogic Integration (WLI) applications. When I deploy these apps I create JMS queues on the server or I get warning messages in the Weblogic console. I have several Weblogic 10.3 servers that I need to deploy these applications WLI too.
  
  I wonder if there is a way I can copy the contents of the xml files that define the queues JMS from one server to another server? What are the files should be copied? I'm trying to find an easier way to create JMS queues. Create queues in the console can get a lot of time if you have a lot of queues to create.
  
  Any help is greatly appreciated!
  
  John

  Hi John,.

  There are several ways to automate the configuration of WebLogic and WebLogic JMS (like all other subsystems WebLogic), can be configured with any of them. Here are a few:

  -Script WLST on-line or off line

  -Program in Java that makes calls to mbean JMX config

  -If the JMS-dest config is absolutely identical, then you can just copy the XML of the JMS module in different areas and then use the console, JMX or WLST to modify the config.xml file to reference it. The module contain config destination, while the config.xml file contains subdeployment, store, and JMS server config.

  When you work with several WebLogic domains, make sure that all domain names are different and all the WebLogic Server names are different (even if the WebLogic servers are in different domains). In addition, in some cases all the JMS server names must be different (even if they are in different domains - apply to the apps feature FAS that use meet cross-domain if I remember correctly).

  Tom

  PS. See also [best practices Configuration JMS | http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15523_01/web.1111/e13738/best_practice.htm#CACJCGHG]