Adding to Brian's comments, you can check the following:
* Go to services and make sure the CA Messaging queue server is running. If not start it
* If the queue is running, go to TIBCO Program group and open the Start TIBCO Administration tool. A prompt will be opened. There do: connect ssl://7243 It will prompt you for a username (admin), and a password. The password is your communications password. It will then show as connected. Do show queues
If this does not work or it gives some kind of error, or you cannot start the messaging queue, this may be a tibco installation problem and I would strongly advise you to open a case for troubleshooting.
If this responds fine, and the log indicated above does not show any specific error, then we need to look into the specific messages in server.log, etc
In any case, if this turns complex, after all these checks, I'd advise opening a case