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    Delivery Notification Property  
Govalkar


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05-24-04 12:35 PM

Hi All

I am using BTS 2004 and its FTP Adapter and parallel shapes.

In each parallel shape I have a routine to FTP the file using FTP adapter an
d I have set the delivery notification property to transmitted. What I am tr
ying to do is that while ftping if send fails, I am trying to catch the exce
ption inside a catch block.
Inside catch block after getting necessary exceptrion info I am terminating 
it.

On both parallel shapes I am doind the above said process.

What happens is that if one shape fails that is after exception and catch bl
ock is executed it gets terminated. This stops the other shape also from exe
cuting.

I tried making it atomic scope etc., But no use.

Can anybody help me out in solving this problem.

Thanks in advance






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    Re: Delivery Notification Property  
Matt Milner


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05-24-04 09:37 PM

Remove the terminate shape.  Aftere you get the necessary information, just
let it continue. If you need to terminate after both finish, then end your
parallel shape and put your terminate there.

Matt


"Govalkar" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE3EE88F-87D5-4B16-9F02-FB218FF665A6@microsoft.com...
> Hi All
>
> I am using BTS 2004 and its FTP Adapter and parallel shapes.
>
> In each parallel shape I have a routine to FTP the file using FTP adapter
and I have set the delivery notification property to transmitted. What I am
trying to do is that while ftping if send fails, I am trying to catch the
exception inside a catch block. Inside catch block after getting necessary
exceptrion info I am terminating it.
>
> On both parallel shapes I am doind the above said process.
>
> What happens is that if one shape fails that is after exception and catch
block is executed it gets terminated. This stops the other shape also from
executing.
>
> I tried making it atomic scope etc., But no use.
>
> Can anybody help me out in solving this problem.
>
> Thanks in advance
>







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    Re: Delivery Notification Property  
Christof


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05-24-04 09:37 PM

Indeed... removing the terminate shape will keep your orchestration alive
:-)
You might consider using a suspend shape after the parallel.  In combination
with a loop you even might make your orchestration restartable.

Kind regards,
Christof


"Govalkar" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE3EE88F-87D5-4B16-9F02-FB218FF665A6@microsoft.com...
> Hi All
>
> I am using BTS 2004 and its FTP Adapter and parallel shapes.
>
> In each parallel shape I have a routine to FTP the file using FTP adapter
and I have set the delivery notification property to transmitted. What I am
trying to do is that while ftping if send fails, I am trying to catch the
exception inside a catch block. Inside catch block after getting necessary
exceptrion info I am terminating it.
>
> On both parallel shapes I am doind the above said process.
>
> What happens is that if one shape fails that is after exception and catch
block is executed it gets terminated. This stops the other shape also from
executing.
>
> I tried making it atomic scope etc., But no use.
>
> Can anybody help me out in solving this problem.
>
> Thanks in advance
>







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