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Dear All,
I have tried configuring Weblogic 8.1 and MQ using the foreign JMS provider option in Weblogic.
I was able to bind the connection factory.But i couldn't bind the Queue in Weblogic JNDI.When i take a look at the JNDI tree this is what i get.
My local queue name is RES_QUEUE ,Remote Queue is alos RES_QUEUE.
I would like to know why it's not binding.
Pls note am using a bindings file as my JNDI.
Any help will be appreciated.


Bind Name: RES_QUEUE
Object Class: com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueue
bject Hash Code: -17892697
Object To String: queue:///

Best Regards
Prem
 
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We did this on another project. Need to set up a messaging bridge between WebLogic JMS and MQ Series. Don't remember the details but there is a chapter in the Administration Console Online Help at:

http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/ConsoleHelp/messaging_bridge.html#1108794

Steve Watson
 
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