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| bowlman 2005-11-22, 8:51 pm |
| Hi,
I'm a fairly new Biztalk developer and I need some pointers on how to
deal with fault messages coming back from adapters back into biztalk.
Using the Iway adapter, we retrieve/send information to/from PeopleSoft
and whenever a problem occurs on the peoplesoft end, the Iway adapter
drops a Fault message back into biztalk.
The logical ports that are generated by the Iway adapter in the
orchestration do have an extra "Exception" connector but I cannot
connect it to a receive shape even though I've made sure that I have
the correct exception schema.
how do you deal with fault messages?
Thanks,
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| Paul Somers 2005-11-25, 7:48 am |
| Use scopes, and catch the error, and have something that can handle the
error, or loop back round and try it again. If it fails it will fail and the
message will be suspended, however it is best to handle the error before it
goes suspended.
"bowlman" <misoseksi@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1132710161.933953.262600@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
>
> I'm a fairly new Biztalk developer and I need some pointers on how to
> deal with fault messages coming back from adapters back into biztalk.
>
> Using the Iway adapter, we retrieve/send information to/from PeopleSoft
> and whenever a problem occurs on the peoplesoft end, the Iway adapter
> drops a Fault message back into biztalk.
>
> The logical ports that are generated by the Iway adapter in the
> orchestration do have an extra "Exception" connector but I cannot
> connect it to a receive shape even though I've made sure that I have
> the correct exception schema.
>
> how do you deal with fault messages?
>
> Thanks,
>
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| anishanto@gmail.com 2005-12-19, 5:54 pm |
| i am experiencing similiar issue using iway adapter to communicate to
PS from biztalk.
I can see the exception in event log. I have all my biztalk shapes
within a longrunning transaction and the catch block catches a
exception of fault message's type. When exception happens, it doesnt go
to the catch block and gets logged to event log by biztalk engine.
Any ideas? Bowlman - were you able to catch the fault message?
Any help appreciated.
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| anishanto@gmail.com 2005-12-19, 5:54 pm |
| i am experiencing similiar issue using iway adapter to communicate to
PS from biztalk.
I can see the exception in event log. I have all my biztalk shapes
within a longrunning transaction and the catch block catches a
exception of fault message's type. When exception happens, it doesnt go
to the catch block and gets logged to event log by biztalk engine.
Any ideas? Bowlman - were you able to catch the fault message?
Any help appreciated.
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