JNDI name for the resource adapter bean of SwiftMQ

[bryanbj]

hi, hi,  when I was trying to deploy my EAR into Weblogic, I got an warning that my message-driven bean was NOT connected to messaging system. Because when I was deploying SwiftMQ.rar as resource adpter, I also got a warning as the follows:

 <BEA-190155> <Compliance checking/validation of the resource adapter D:\bea\user_projects\domains\svi\swiftmq.rar resulted in the following warnings:
This is an inbound resource adapter which defines one or more inbound message listeners and a resource adapter bean in its ra.xml. However, since the weblogic-ra.xml does not specify a JNDI name for the resource adapter bean, it will not be possible for message endpoints (MDBs) to be connected to this resource adapter.>


so can anyone tell me what is the jndi name of SwiftMQ's resource adpter bean?  

thx a lot~

[bryanbj]

ps:

the warning message of EAR deployment is :

<BEA-010061> <The Message-Driven EJB: TestQueueReceiverBean is unable to connect to the JMS destination: jms/Test. The Error was:
weblogic.jms.common.InvalidDestinationException: [JMSClientExceptions:055142]Foreign destination, Test@router1>

[IIT Software]

It's part of the "weblogic-connector" descriptor. Look here.

[bryanbj]

yes, I have looked into that weblogic-ra.xml, my question is what's the name that I should put in the tag <jndi-name></jndi-name>?  because from the ra.xml, I found this <resourceadapter-class>
      com.swiftmq.connector.v15.ResourceAdapterImpl
    </resourceadapter-class>,

is it the resource adapter bean?  and what is the jndi name of this com.swiftmq.connector.v15.ResourceAdapterImpl?

thx

[IIT Software]

That's the class name, not the JNDI name.

IMO you can choose any name for JNDI registration. It is just to reference which RA your EAR will use.

But this is a not SwiftMQ releated so please post further messages to a Weblogic forum.