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williepadin
Occasional Contributor
5 years ago

TIBCO EMS JMS Connection Error (Not Using Hermes But ReadyAPI) MAC

I have a manual JMS Connection inside ReadyAPI but I am unable to connect to TIBCO EMS. I get this error:   Could not establish a JMS connection: javax.naming.AuthenticationException: Not permitted...
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williepadin
Occasional Contributor
5 years ago

Rao,

 

If you look at the screens I inserted in the message, you could tell that I am not using Hermes. I am using ReadyAPI. Hermes doesnt work in my MAC due to incompatible libraries with EMS. Hermes in MAC expects JAVA 1.6 and TIBCO libraries are based on JAVA 1.7. So I am using the alternative of ReadyAPI. I have it all configured but I am having the mentioned errors above.

 

Thanks!

 

Willie

  • nmrao's avatar
    nmrao
    Champion Level 3
    5 years ago
    ReadyAPI talk to all JMS vendors using Hermes only.
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      williepadin
      Occasional Contributor
      5 years ago

      That is NOT correct! The documentation states otherwise.

       

      https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/jms/config.html

       

      Please Rao! I am looking for a solution. If you read the very first message, it does connect to EMS its just apparently not transmitting the u/p correctly. But it is making the connection WITHOUT HERMES.

       

       

      • richie's avatar
        richie
        Community Hero
        5 years ago
        Hey williepadin,

        I cant help with this issue per se, but i have a possible suggestion.

        You state you cant use Hermes on MAC, cos Hermes needs java 6 and EMS needs java7, right?

        I had a similar issue a couple of years ago where some jdbc .jar drivers i needed used java2, but ReadyAPI! groovy needed java6 or 7. I thought i was stuffed. My groovy worked on java7, but soon as i downgraded my java to 2 to get the db connection sorted, i was getting runtime errors in my groovy.
        I thought about it for a bit and started wondering. Yes my .jar files used java libraries from java2, but unless those libraries had been deprecated in later versions, i could in fact use later versions of java. It worked. Despite the .jar file instructions indicating java2 was needed, i could infact get my db connection and groovy working in java7.

        Perhaps the same is possible for Hermes.....? Have you tried it with jdk v1.7?

        Just a suggestion!

        Nice one,

        Rich