value of replyDestinationName

[Håkon Sagehaug <hs...@gmail.com>]

Hi

In a jms-provider and consumer, what value should the property
replyDestinationName have? The name of the jms queue. My problem is when I
use jms-provider and consumer in an inout mep I always get
   java.lang.IllegalStateException: Unable to receive response

So I guess it has to do with this parameter

Håkon


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Re: value of replyDestinationName

[dhaas <do...@issinc.com>]

I'm using Fuse 3.3.1.3, so my JMS component should be the latest.  I believe
the documentation is wrong, at least I couldn't get the replyDestinationName
to work.  I looked at the source for the JMS component and found the other
parameter "jmsProviderReplyToName".  That one seems to work.


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Re: value of replyDestinationName

[Håkon Sagehaug <hs...@gmail.com>]

Hi

I use the new jms-component, but since  I can't get these to work maybe I've
got to switch to the old jms components. Reading the documentation on IONA
esb, using servicemix 3.3, I got the impression that I only had to configure
the consumer with the replayDestinationName, but when I only configure the
consumer I get

Unable to choose replyDestination for exchange InOut

And if I configue the provider I get  error:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Unable to receive response

ANy hints on this??

Håkon

2008/7/29 dhaas <do...@issinc.com>

>
> I did something similar setting up request and response queues.  In both
> the
> consumer and provider endpoints I used the following attributes:
>                jmsProviderDestinationName="query.request"
>                jmsProviderReplyToName="query.response"
>
> Where query.request and query.response were the names of my request and
> response queues.  That seemed to work.
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Re: value of replyDestinationName

[dhaas <do...@issinc.com>]

I did something similar setting up request and response queues.  In both the
consumer and provider endpoints I used the following attributes:
                jmsProviderDestinationName="query.request"
                jmsProviderReplyToName="query.response"

Where query.request and query.response were the names of my request and
response queues.  That seemed to work.
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