Yes, I read through the JIRA link but that is referring to retrying the remote connection
at startup. That is not the issue. My server is running. I can connect to the remote
queue if that queue is the target destination, not the source destination. I stepped
through bridge.java and verified that everything looks ok, ie the IC has the remote
properties and the Destination is correct. Everything looked good to me but when it
executes CreateConsumer is throws the exception. I can create a stand alone program that
is able to connect to the remote server and create a consumer. I am also able to specify
the same remote queue as the source destination in the bridge service and it connects
fine.
I noticed in the stack trace the line:
org.jboss.remoting.transport.local.LocalClientInvoker.invoke
I am not that familiar with this code but does this mean that at this point remoting
thinks the client is local? If this is so then that is a mistake. I get kind of lost in
the aop code. Is it possible there is a bug that is causing it to try to connect to the
local machine instead of the remote machine? Just a guess.
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