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Author Receive Functions - MOnitoring Remote Systems

2004-02-12, 4:41 am

I believe you can use the BizTalk API and write a custom
program that re-enables the Receive Function, but there is
nothing natively in BizTalk that will reset it for you.

Chris

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all,
>
>Is there a way to configure my BizTalk server to support

an automatic
>'re-enable' of a Receive Function if the function is

disabled due to a
>remote system being rebooted? If the remote server is

rebooted, my
>fucntions are disable due to 'Could not find network

path.... or MSMQ
>invalid" and unless the team who manages that remote

server tells me they
>rebooted, I lose uptime until I find out what happened.

I'd like to have
>BizTalk be more proactive and maybe 'ping' the remote

server to see if it
>can connect again after there is a connection failure.
>
>TIA
>-Rich
>
>
>.
>

Rich Wallace

2004-02-12, 4:41 am

I didn't think there was. Thank you for the response sir!

-R
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:f86d01c3f18f$67ed2d00$a501280a@phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> I believe you can use the BizTalk API and write a custom
> program that re-enables the Receive Function, but there is
> nothing natively in BizTalk that will reset it for you.
>
> Chris
>
> an automatic
> disabled due to a
> rebooted, my
> path.... or MSMQ
> server tells me they
> I'd like to have
> server to see if it


Basil Cheng

2004-02-13, 6:37 am

Hi

You may want to check the following:

Use the MicrosoftBiztalkserver_receivefunction class.

Please do a search in the Biztalk 2002 documentation for
MicrosoftBiztalkserver_receivefunction and you will find the properties
for that class.

In particular DisableReceiveFunction

Thanks.

Basil Cheng
Microsoft Biztalk Developer Support

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