Sam
What is the version of Axis2 and the JMS transport which you are using?
i.e. is it the SNAPSHOT versions or a previous release? The JMS
transport implementation used by Apache Synapse ESB now lives in the
WSCommons project so that Axis2 users can share is more naturally. That
has support to define connection properties for outgoing JMS on your
axis2.xml for the JMS sender. You could define JNDI properties (i.e.
credentials) there for them to be picked up. Anyway, some more
background information would help us help you better
asankha
Kuhn, Samuel M wrote:
I need to provide a username and password to my AXIS client which is
attempting to invoke a web service provider over a TIBCO EMS (JMS
implementation) endpoint. I tried setting the username and password
using the Call.setUsername() and Call.setPassword() methods with no
luck. I also tried adding java.naming.security.principal and
java.naming.security.credentials to the URL with no luck.
Here's what my String url looks like:
static String sampleJmsUrl = "jms:/queue.sample?" +
"vendor=JNDI" +
"&java.naming.factory.initial=com.tibco.tibjms.naming.TibjmsInitialConte
xtFactory" +
"&java.naming.provider.url=tcp://localhost:7222" +
"&java.naming.security.principal=abc" +
"&java.naming.security.credentials=xyz"
+
"&ConnectionFactoryJNDIName=QueueConnectionFactory" +
"&deliveryMode=persistent" +
"&priority=5" +
"&ttl=10000" +
"&debug=true";
It appears my AXIS client is trying to log on using an "anonymous" user
based on the error message I'm getting from the EMS server. Any help in
resolving this would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Sam Kuhn
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