Hi Nigel
[quote]
You say you restarted your client JVM (and computer) and it tried to connect
to the broker, but it wouldn't connect. Exactly what exception was thrown?
[/quote]
You always get the same exception - WARNING: [C4003]: Error occurred on
connection creation [PublicServer]. - cause: java.net.SocketException:
Connection reset
[quote]
When you got into that state, could you connect directly to the portmapper
port? (try "telnet <servername> <portmapperPort>" and see what is returned)
[/quote]
yes the telnet works perfectly. We have configured OpenMQ so that it goes out
on 3545 and then 'Responds' on 3546 as opposed to the default dynamic
behaviour.
[code]
101 imqbroker 4.5
cluster_discovery tcp CLUSTER_DISCOVERY 0
portmapper tcp PORTMAPPER 3545 [imqvarhome=C:\glassfish\3.1\gl
assfish\domains\domain1\imq,imqhome=C:\glassfish\3.1\mq,sessionid=1539159380999417344]
jmxrmi rmi JMX 0 [url=service:jmx:
rmi://publicServer/jndi/rmi://publicServer.domain.com:8686/publicServer.domain.com/3545/jmxrmi]
admin tcp ADMIN 61124
jms tcp NOR
MAL 3546
mqdirect2 none NORMAL 0
jmsdirect none
NORMAL 0
cluster tcp CLUSTER 61125
.
[/code]
[quote]
Were you going through a firewall?
[/quote]
Yes, the server is a hosted one. The ports that are open for the queue are
3545 and 3546. As for the client sites - they aren't under our control (they
are differeny companies that we interact with) but all of them have ports
3545 and 3546 open.
PS thanks for the assistence with my
[url=
http://www.java.net/node/705043]embedded JMS problem[/url] last year,
I'm now starting to use GlassFish 3.1 where I can, and can get rid of my
kickstart dummy application :)
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