Able to push messages in JBoss MQ but unable to consume messages

[jayeshecs]

Hi,

I have used BNDTools to prepare JBoss messaging client OSGi bundle. Please find attached org.jboss.messaging.client.osgi.library.jar at fileshare location:[http://www.4shared.com/file/XHbgJPUd/orgjbossmessagingclientosgilib.html]. Corresponding bnd file is attached to this post.

Also find attached test-jms.xml file which contains two routes viz.,

1) push test message to JBoss MQ at an interval of 15 sec.

2) Consume test messsage from this queue

JBoss MQ configuration for this queue is as follows:

In JBoss JMX console it shows as active connector but it simply does not consume any message !!

PLease help OR give me some direction to debug and identify the issue.

Thanking you,

Jayesh

[davsclaus]

Are you use Fuse ESB as well? If so which version are you using?

[jayeshecs]

Hi,

Apologies for late reply.

We are using Fuse ESB version 4.4.1-fuse-01-06.

Any help on this will be much appreciated.

Thanking you,

Jayesh

[gertv]

L.S.,

Could you try running the same client against ActiveMQ (already running inside ServiceMix) to rule out it's a problem in your client itself?  If that works fine, you may want to try enabling debug or even trace logging (log:set DEBUG or log:set TRACE) to see if you get any additional information on what's happening.

Regards,

Gert

[jayeshecs]

Hi Gert,

I have updated JNDI template configuration to access local ActiveMQ as shown below and it is working fine.

I may have misunderstood your suggession but, I think, use of ActiveMQ context factory in place JBoss's context factory would not confirm that JBoss MQ client is working fine.

Additionally, I have debug through the code and prepared a tests java class which does the exact method executions as it is performed in Fuse ESB. Please find attached JmsTestMain.java file.

When my jms-test route is not running and I start the JmsTestMain.java it works fine. Once I start jms-test route the JmsTestMain.java fail to consume messages.

Not able to understand why!!

Thanks,

Jayesh

Edited by: jayeshecs on Jun 20, 2012 9:02 AM

[krishna_kumar]

ClassNotFoundException was being thrown on the client side (in servicemix) on the Jboss messaging ServerThread class for ServerSocketWrapper class.

Re-created the jboss messaging client osgi bundle with the org.jboss.jms.server.remoting package included and the problem was resolved.

[jayeshecs]

Thanks a lot Krishna