| Younes Amar 2005-11-18, 8:48 pm |
| On my inderstanding about your answer
That the right behavior for the MSMQT Adapter , Some adapters will suspend
the incoming message. MSMQT does not suspend anything, but generates a
RoutingFailure report, and sends a NACK to the sender MSMQ server, who then
puts the message in the dead-letter Q. In your case the sending MSMQ server
happens to be MSMQT itself and the BizTalk Suspended Q is the "dead-letter
Q" of the outbound MSMQT
HTH
Younes
"Terry" <Terry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4933CD69-A4A9-4B0F-A2B7-1016DC67970E@microsoft.com...
> If there's no subscriber, either orchestration is not enlisted or an
> instance
> of orchestration is terminated, the message will not be consumed by
> Biztalk
> and stays at the sending server's outgoing queue since the message queue
> is
> transactional queue and waiting for ACK but getting NACK. That is the
> problem
> that I'm having.
>
> "Younes Amar" wrote:
>
>
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