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Best way to discard unwanted incoming messages?
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| Matt Cable 2004-12-06, 2:46 am |
| Anyone have any suggestions on the best way to discard unwanted incoming
messsages? A business partner sends a particular message type out in the
midst of all batches. We don't do anything with them, and can not get them
to remove them.
Any suggestions on the best way to handle/discard them while leaving the
least number of errors in BizTalk's Tracking DBs and Application Event log.
Can I drop them to the Recycle Bin in some way? Should I create an
Orchestration that accepts, and does nothing with them? Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Matt
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| Hugo Rodger-Brown 2004-12-06, 2:46 am |
| Matt - if the unwanted messages conform to a known schema (as your post
suggests), then you can use Content Based Routing to set up a send port that
would subscribe to the unwanted messages and then dump them somewhere? I'm
not sure if you can add a filter for a schema itself - you might have to
promote a property in the unwanted schema, and filter on the existence of
that property?
Hugo
"Matt Cable" <mcable@no-spam.quilogy.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone have any suggestions on the best way to discard unwanted incoming
> messsages? A business partner sends a particular message type out in the
> midst of all batches. We don't do anything with them, and can not get
them
> to remove them.
>
> Any suggestions on the best way to handle/discard them while leaving the
> least number of errors in BizTalk's Tracking DBs and Application Event
log.
> Can I drop them to the Recycle Bin in some way? Should I create an
> Orchestration that accepts, and does nothing with them? Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
>
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