General SuspendedMessage orchestration

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    • January 8, 2007 at 3:58 PM #17157
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        Hi all, I've  multiple biztalk apps in a production server, also I'm using a SQL Server DB to manage proyect configuration (error emails per process, etc). I developed an orchestration that connects to suspended messages but I want to make this orchestration general for all process, but I have a problem identifying from wich application I'm receiving a suspendedMessage.

        I know that when biztalk suspends a message a registry is written on suspendedInstances table and there´s a way to obtain the owner app. But when there´s an orchestration that connects to those message the suspendedInstances registry is not written so I was expecting that there's some Message-Property that let me know the owner of the Suspended Message.

        Any ideas? HEEELP!!

      • January 9, 2007 at 4:55 AM #17162
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          Anonymous,

          in general I don't see how BizTalk can give you this. For example, suppose my app drops a file for you – which app was it?

          The message context gives you lots of information (for example the filename is there was one) which you may be able to use to deduce the originating app. But in general, how could BizTalk know?

           John D.

          • January 9, 2007 at 1:51 PM #17183
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              JohnD that's what I'm trying to understand because when BizTalk suspends a message I've noticed that when you enter to the Administration Console and ask for BizTalk to give you the list of suspended message there's a column that has the name of the app that suspends the message.

              Maybe there's a way to obtain that info as Admin Console does it.

              • January 10, 2007 at 3:22 PM #17200
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                  Anybody? HELP!!!

                  • January 12, 2007 at 2:59 PM #17225
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                      I've done it. Using the property suspendedMsg(BTS.ReceivePortID) I've developed a sql procedure to the Management DB to obtain the application that contains the receiveport GUID sent it as parameter.

                      With the app name I can access  my db and obtain any information I want.

                       

                      Thanks a lot.

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