JMS problem connecting from remote machines

[atconc]

Hi,

I'm using JBoss for a project at uni about JMS, I have written a simple Java application with 2 parts 1 that posts prime number candidates to a queue and another part that picks up candidates from the queue checks if they're actually prime and if they are posts them back to another queue on the JBoss server.

The application works fine on the computer that JBoss is running on, I can have several instances of the client program picking up candidates and processing them. However when I try to run the client from another box on my LAN to show the performance increase from distributing the work I get the following error

Exception occurred: org.jboss.mq.SpyJMSException: Cannot authenticate user; - ne
sted throwable: (java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect)

I'm using the default install of JBoss, with 2 queues added in jbossmq-destinations-service

It seems like the server wants some kind of user authentication, is there a way to let the clients connect annoymously?

[blackers]

try adding --host your.host.name when you start jboss ie.

run.sh -c default --host myjbossserver.mydomain.com

other things that you might need to check are:

is there a firewall?
if there is a firewall are you using UIL2 instead of OIL?

Hope this helps
Mat

[richieb]

Which version of JBoss are you using? If it's 3.2.2 try removing the the
element:

....

from $JBOSS_HOME/default/server/deploy/jms/uil2-service.xml

...richie