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If you encounter the following error in your adapter logs :- Error AER3-910005 Exception: “JMS error: “Not allowed to create destination tracking=#B0fo–uT5-V4zkYM9A/UbWgUzas# The following are the possibilities and pointers to be checked :- Please check the JMS connection configuration of your adapter is correct. Ensure the JMS user you used have enough permission to create receiver on destination. Check whether

While testing for failover we found that the adapter is not failing over properly to the secondary ems server in case if the primary is down. The adapter logs show the below error. The adapter does not pick up any messages when this error occurs. Advisory: _SDK.ERROR.JMS.RECEIVE_FAILED : { {ADV_MSG, M_STRING, “Consumer receive failed. JMS Error: Illegal state, SessionName: TIBCOCOMJmsTerminatorSession,

A business integration scenario drives the choice of one adapter service or another. This section provides a simple flow chart that helps you choose the service to use. Consider the following environment that involves application X, an adapter, and another application In this scenario, data is exchanged between application X and another application. The other application can be a customer

At the most basic level, a TIBCO Adapter receives data available from a source application or sends data to a target application. This is based on a service architecture. Services are abstractions that describe how adapters work together with other applications. An adapter generally supports publish/subscribe and request/response interaction modes. The following table summarizes the adapter interaction modes and adapter

Many businesses rely on a complex mix of custom applications, databases, and technologies to implement their business processes and manage information. Optimizing the reuse and coordination of these assets and information sources helps organizations simultaneously reduce time-to-market and costs, but this data is not always easy to access or to integrate. Vendors typically have their own ways to format and

SAP AG brought out a client–server version of the software called SAP R/3 Real-Time Data Processing (3 stands for 3-tier) Database Application Server Client (SAPgui)   Releases:- SAP R/1 System RF: 1972 SAP R/2 Mainframe System: 1979 SAP R/3 Enterprise Edition 1.0 A: July 1992 SAP R/3 Enterprise Edition 2.0: 1993 SAP R/3 Enterprise Edition 3.0: 1995 SAP R/3 Enterprise