Hi,
When you have MQJMS2008, you have no permissions to manipulate that queue, you must get a nested Exception that gives you more information about your error, and it tells you a MQRC Reason Code and Termination Code.
For more info about the Reason Code, open a CMD and type mqrc <reason code you obtain in nested exception>
Analiyzing your error, looks you are permitted to access that queue, i have some questions:
Are you connecting using JNDI? If you are connecting with a class that makes PTP connecting (i mean not using JNDI), you must provide the MQQueueConnectionFactory the channel, the queue manager, the queue name, and the hostname of the server, if you wanna know more about PTP connections, here is:
http://hursleyonwmq.wordpress.com/2007/05/29/simplest-sample-applications-using-websphere-mq-jms/ .
If you are doing this with a remote queue and you are using MQSeries and not WMQ on Windows, you must grant to public all privilegies.
Use WRKMQMQ.
If you can give the nested exception, i will help you.
