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| TacitTurn 2004-04-29, 9:37 am |
| Hi,
I am fairly new to Biztalk 2004 and I am struggling to
work out how to resolve errors in HAT.
I have set up a receive Function that picks up an XML,
maps it to flat file then outputs the new file.
Everything works fine until I add a map to the send port
when I get a 'delivered, not consumed' message. What does
this mean and how can I fix it.
The XML file has been generated by Biztalk and if I test
the map with the file it works, so what is wrong with my
configuration ?
Help !!!
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| Sung-Hwa Jin [MSFT] 2004-04-29, 1:37 pm |
| It looks you are using Content-Based Routing (CBR). Did you set correct
filter in your send port?
BizTalk is a publish/subscribe archtecture. A receive port acts like a
publisher and a send port act like a subscriber. Message box agent will not
consume a message if there is no matching subscriber for your specific
message. The filter is important to filter the inbound message in its
interest. Most likely your filter is not expecting the message.
Thanks,
Sung-Hwa Jin
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| I had forgotten to restart the Biztalk service after
making alterations to the port bindings. After the
restart everything worked as expected.
Thanks for your help.
>-----Original Message-----
>It looks you are using Content-Based Routing (CBR). Did
you set correct
>filter in your send port?
>BizTalk is a publish/subscribe archtecture. A receive
port acts like a
>publisher and a send port act like a subscriber. Message
box agent will not
>consume a message if there is no matching subscriber for
your specific
>message. The filter is important to filter the inbound
message in its
>interest. Most likely your filter is not expecting the
message.
>
>Thanks,
>Sung-Hwa Jin
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