Hi there,
I'm just starting to look into SwiftMQ recently, and I ran into a
problem. My environments are Windows2000 (192.168.0.2, with JDK1.3), and
WinNT 4.0 workstation (192.168.0.1, with JDK1.2.2).
I followed the instructions and installed the Swift kernel. I started up
router1 (by using smqr1), and tried to use the SimpleQueueSender and
SynchQueueReceiver, everything works as advertised. Then I tried to move
only the SimpleQueueSender to a WinNT4.0 sp6 box with the steps below.
1) start the smqr1 (router1) on the Windows2000 machine.
2) modified SampleUtilities.java code to point to the JNDI server on
Windows 2000.
3) build and run SimpleQueueSender testqueue@router1 on WinNT.
However, I received the following error message on the WinNT box
(pebbles is the Win2000 box name):
J:\swift\swiftmq_1_2\samples>java -cp
.;../jars/swiftmq.jar;../jars/jndi.jar;../
jars/jms.jar;../jars/jsse.jar;../jars/jnet.jar;../jars/jcert.jar
SimpleQueueSend
er testqueue@router1
Queue name is testqueue@router1
Connection problem: javax.jms.JMSException: error creating socket
connection to
pebbles:4001, message: pebbles
I turned trace on for router1 on Win2000, and saw that router1 replied
successfully back with the QueueConnectionFactory reference on line 80
in the SimpleQueueSender.java file. But the error occurred when
createQueueConnection() was called.
I went through the archive mailing list, and found one similar posting
by Mike Brown. Only difference between this and that one ("Problems
connecting to a remote router") was that Mike was using Linux for the
second platform, and I am using WinNT. Andreas recommended he add the
host name in /etc/hosts. I'm not a Windows person, and am not sure how
to do that under Windows NT.
Can someone help me please?
Thanks a billion!
Yiwen
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Yiwen jiang
ParkComm Systems Solutions Inc.
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: (613) 789-4134
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