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NameNotFoundException with topic name not bound message

 
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Hi,

I'm trying to deploy a topic in JBOSS 5.1 and getting a NameNotFoundException with topic name not bound message.
Below are the extracts from the XML config files. Any ideas on what I might be missing or going wrong?
(FYI: I'm porting our application from JBoss 4.0.3 to 5.1)

I noticed that the JNDI name for the bean is NULL. I was wondering if that might be the root cause?

Exception:


console log:



jboss.xml



ejb-jar.xml



jboss-service.xml



destination-service.xml:

 
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1) Post the entire exception stacktrace
2) MDBs are not bound to JNDI, so they don't have a jndi-name
3) Whatever is looking up that topic JNDI name is probably doing it before the topic is deployed. So looks like a deployment ordering issue.
 
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Jaikiran, Thanks for the quick response.

Here's the stack trace:

 
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Any ideas from the stack trace above?

I tried copying my ear file to the all/deploy and all/deploy.last directory. Also moved my messaging-destinations.xml to all/deploy and all/deploy/messaging directory. Still I have the problem.
 
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Ananth Vasudevan wrote:Any ideas from the stack trace above?


I haven't yet paid complete attention to that stacktrace. For one, you seem to be creating the topics through your code?

Ananth Vasudevan wrote:
Also moved my messaging-destinations.xml to all/deploy and all/deploy/messaging directory. Still I have the problem.



Is it really named messaging-destinations.xml? Your first post mentioned it as destination-service.xml, so I didn't talk about it. If it's named messaging-destinations.xml, then it won't be deployed. It has to be named *-service.xml.
 
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Sorry, my bad. the name is destinations-service.xml (NOT messaging-destinations.xml).

Yes, my code reads the topic name from the jboss-service.xml (TopicsJNDINames attribute) and then creates the topic:

 
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Hey can you do a quick check if the Topic has been created and its JNDI name on the JMX Console ?
 
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I checked the JMX Console. It is not created.
 
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I checked the samples and found that I was using a wrong attribute name in destination-service.xml.
I changed "SecurityConf" to "SecurityConfig" and the Topic got deployed.



But deployment of my EAR file failed with an error saying that
the user is not authenticated. Any ideas?


 
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Yes, you need to provide permissions to your user audit_error_logger.
You can do this by adding in messaging-users.properties and messaging-roles.properties.

And you need to pass these credentials when you are creating a Topic connection :
createTopicConnection(String userName, String password)
 
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Hi Vikram,

I'm using Postgres database and not using properties file. I see that the username/password/roles for audit_error_logger are defined in the respective DB tables (jbm_user and jbm_role).


messaging-jboss-beans.xml (inside all/deploy/mesaging)

 
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It seems your topic is secured. Try after removing these two attributes.
 
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Hi Ravikanth, et al

My topic needs to be secured and when I programatically load those topics, I need to use the username and password.

I changed the postgresql-persistence-service.xml and added the following insert statements in the "SqlProperties" attribute under the
"org.jboss.jms.server.plugin.JDBCJMSUserManagerService" MBean.



After restarting the JBoss server the topics started loading.

Even though I manually inserted user name, password and role into my database before, it did not work. Adding the insert statements in the
postgresql-persistence-service.xml seems to work. I'm not sure, if this is the right way to go.
 
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