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Brunchey is on the right path.... To ensure your send port instance is successful you will want to use delivery notification ( http://kentweare.blogspot.com/2007/11/biztalk-delivery-notification.html ). You don't want to mark you file as done if you send port is going through retries due to connectivity...

Also check out Delivery Notification: http://kentweare.blogspot.com/2007/11/biztalk-delivery-notification.html Becareful with SMTP though. The behaviour that I have experienced is that BizTalk can pass the message off to the mail server(in my case Exchange) but if the mail server cannot not deliver it...

You want to look at a feature called "Delivery Notification". What happens is that the Orchestration will wait for an Acknowledgement(success) or Non-Acknowledgement(failure) flag from the Messaging engine. You will be able to "trap" this error as a DeliveryFailureException. So if...

This lab will show you step-by-step how to use the Flat File Disassembler, Delivery Notification, and a Sequential Convoy to map a large flat file document. Get more information from the original blog post on this topic: http://www.biztalkgurus.com/biztalk_server/biztalk_blogs/b/biztalk/archive/2005...

I found out tonight that Delivery Notification set to Transmitted works differently for Send Groups. In the case of Send Groups, no NACK is returned if any of the Send Ports in the group fails.

This sample shows how to use Delivery Notification on a Send Port to catch and react to adapter send errors inside an Orchestration. Key Take Home Points: - Delivery Notification is not available on Early Bound Ports. - Must import System.Web.Services to cast the SOAP exception - Set Send Port retries...

I have talked in the past about NACKs . These are great little messages that allow you to receive the status of your sent messages inside your Orchestration. For more information on NACKs, please see my earlier post and sample. The problem I want to point out here occurs if you want to map on the Send...

Did anyone read Kevin Smith’s blog on ACK/NACK and run out to try it? Well, I did and found it a more time consuming then I expected. I have put together a sample that shows how to catch the SOAP exception and get access to the error message. I hope that after looking at this sample Kevin’s...