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Author receive location fails to autorecover from shutdown
biztalker

2005-01-12, 5:53 pm

hi,

under what events can a receive location fail to autorecover from shutdown?
the problem here is, we have other receive locations recovering successfully
(soap), but one of them fails to recover (https).

this question has already been posted before in more detail:

in the event of a network failure between our biztalk processing servers and
biztalk db/sso cluster, the receive locations shut down automatically, and a
message appears in the event log saying that the receive locations will be
automatically enabled once the required databases become available. we have 2
soap receive locations, and 1 http/s receive location. the two times when the
receive locations were disabled, it was noted that the http/s receive
location was not enabled like the others automatically. the following are the
messages that have appeared in the log at the time of disabling:

1. Source: BizTalk Server 2004, Event id: 5741
The receive location "/abc/BTSHTTPReceive.dll?abc" is shutting down. The
adapter did not provide any error description.

2. Source: BizTalk Server 2004, Event id: 5650
The Messaging Engine failed to update the configuration database in order to
shut down the receive location "/abc/BTSHTTPReceive.dll?abc".

so my question is: why does the http/s receive location not get enabled
automatically? i haven't seen message 2 appear for any of the other receive
locations. does its appearance for the http/s location have to do anything
with the failure to enable it? what causes that message to appear?

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