John,
BAO will just implement the code as supplied in the .jars (provided by the
person configuring BAO to use JMS) to attempt to connect as a generic pass
through - (you can actually Google the errors for the Web Logic .jars that
explain this also and point to a Web Logic specific issue, there have been
other people with issues using the Web Logic specific .jars).  The adapters
are designed to support generic functions for the type of adapter using a
standard, thus you can implement a number of different Java based connectors
e.g. There are a large number of SQL connectors that BAO can use.

As this adapter is a generic JMS adapter and conforms to the JMS standard,
there should be no reason a generic JMS connector (standard .jars) cannot be
implemented.


Unfortunately, BMC only provide examples for the common JMS interfaces and
show how to generate the necessary supporting files for connection but do
not cover Web Logic.


The best bet to resolve this is to work with BMC Support for AO on this -
the guys who code BAO are very responsive.

 
Kind Regards,
 
Carl Wilson
 
http://www.missingpiecessoftware.com/

-----Original Message-----
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John Baker
Sent: 13 August 2013 20:21
To: [email protected]
Subject: Atrium Orchestrator Issue: JMSActorAdapter : Naming look up did not
return a static destination!!

Carl

Maybe I'm missing something but the error isn't being thrown by the WL jars,
it's being thrown by the VM which has been asked (by AO) to cast one object
as an interface that the object doesn't implement. The WL JMS drivers are
required to connect to WL.


John

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