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Author WSE Adapter holds in state "delivered, not consumed"
Gerhard Rauter

2006-08-21, 1:23 pm

Hello,

we have a (mostly) simple Orchestration that reads file makes some mapping
and the sends the result using the WSE 2.0 Adapter to a Web Service
(we have to use WSE Adapter instead of SOAP Adatpter because the data
contains a unlimited array od nodes)

We have 3 environments: DEV, TEST, PROD

Now in DEV and TEST we have the happy flow.: read file -> map -> send -> get
response -> be happy :-)
But on PROD we only get until send.
In HAT we can see that the Message is given to WSE and we have a
WSE-instance that shows active and in details we have a messaging instance
with state "delivered, not consumed".

The implementation is identical between TEST (-> working) and PROD (-> not
working).
It's only a deifferent server with a some differences in configuration
(other target adress).

We have a litte TestTool to check if the target web service is reachable and
working. there we have no problem.
We tried to uninstall and reinstall the WSE -> no effect

Has anybody an idea where we could have our bug?

by the way: has anybody an easy way to get rid the described entries in HAT?
Terminate won't work.
The only way we found was to switch the BizTalk Host for the WSE
Sendhandler.
Or ist there perhaps the problem?

we didn't yet tried to restart the whole machine (because there are some
important processes running) but do you think that would be necessary to
remove a possible lock on the WSE Adapater (perhaps therefor there was no
effect on uninstalling and reinstalling the WSE Adapter?)

Thanks a lot

Gerhard
/o



Michael Elizarov [MSFT]

2006-08-22, 7:28 pm

Gerhard,

What version of BizTalk are you using? Do you have SP1 of the adapter
installed? Do you have anything in the event log?

"Delivered, not consumed" means there was an exception in the adapter.
Since you say that it works in your the test environment the problem seems
to be somewhere in the infrastructure.

-- Michael


--------------------
>Hello,
>
>we have a (mostly) simple Orchestration that reads file makes some mapping
>and the sends the result using the WSE 2.0 Adapter to a Web Service
>(we have to use WSE Adapter instead of SOAP Adatpter because the data
>contains a unlimited array od nodes)
>
>We have 3 environments: DEV, TEST, PROD
>
>Now in DEV and TEST we have the happy flow.: read file -> map -> send ->

get
>response -> be happy :-)
>But on PROD we only get until send.
>In HAT we can see that the Message is given to WSE and we have a
>WSE-instance that shows active and in details we have a messaging instance
>with state "delivered, not consumed".
>
>The implementation is identical between TEST (-> working) and PROD (-> not
>working).
>It's only a deifferent server with a some differences in configuration
>(other target adress).
>
>We have a litte TestTool to check if the target web service is reachable

and
>working. there we have no problem.
>We tried to uninstall and reinstall the WSE -> no effect
>
>Has anybody an idea where we could have our bug?
>
>by the way: has anybody an easy way to get rid the described entries in

HAT?
>Terminate won't work.
>The only way we found was to switch the BizTalk Host for the WSE
>Sendhandler.
>Or ist there perhaps the problem?
>
>we didn't yet tried to restart the whole machine (because there are some
>important processes running) but do you think that would be necessary to
>remove a possible lock on the WSE Adapater (perhaps therefor there was no
>effect on uninstalling and reinstalling the WSE Adapter?)
>
>Thanks a lot
>
>Gerhard
>/o
>
>
>
>


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