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PeterT


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06-26-04 03:51 PM

Hi All,

Does anybody know what is the purpose of the BTS.AckID, BTS.AckOwnerID, and
other BTS.ACK* properties? The documentation says these are for
acknowledgement messages. What is this acknowledgement message and how is it
used?

Regards

Peter







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    RE: BTS.Ack... properties  
Kevin B Smith (MSFT)


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06-26-04 03:51 PM

ACKs -> Acknowledgments: if a message is marked as delivery receipt required
, the messaging engine will publish an ACK when the message is successfully 
transmitted.

NACK's -> negative Acknowledgments: if the engine suspends a message a NACK 
will be published.

Anyone can subscrib to ACK's / NACK's, typically they are very useful in Orc
hestrations that do a one-way send whereby the Orch needs to know whether th
e message was successfully transmitted, the port can be marked as delivery r
eceipt required, meaning th
at Orchestration will not leave the send scope until the ACK or NACK has bee
n received.

The properties on the ACK/NACK can be used to identify the message that they
 are ACK'ing or NACK'ing.

Regards,

--Kevin

"PeterT" wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Does anybody know what is the purpose of the BTS.AckID, BTS.AckOwnerID, an
d
> other BTS.ACK* properties? The documentation says these are for
> acknowledgement messages. What is this acknowledgement message and how is 
it
> used?
>
> Regards
>
> Peter
>
>
>





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