How many times can we loop the send shape in the orchestration

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    • July 7, 2014 at 1:38 PM #26393
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        Hi, I am trying to loop a message for 5 times if it fails to send in the 1st attempt from orchestration, but it always loops only 3 times. Is there a limit on the count to retry the message from the orchestration? if not what is that I am missing.

         

        Thanks in Advance.

      • July 10, 2014 at 4:07 AM #26398
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          There is no such looping limit.

          I  think its better to use the SendPort Retry interval/Retry count properties if you want to try and re-send it again.

        • July 14, 2014 at 1:51 AM #26410
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             Can u pls explain the scenario of how to do exception handling in biztalk?

            • July 14, 2014 at 7:21 AM #26411
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                Scenario 2 mentioned here will help you.

                SendPort: Delivery Notification=Transmitted.

                Delivery Notification – If a message fails to be delivered on a Port, the “DeliveryFailureException” is generated. Note that “Delivery Notification” is NOT available for Binding property “Specify Now”.

                There are two kinds of Exceptions handled in this orchestration.

              • DeliveryFailure Exception
              • General Exception

                • A DeliveryFailure Exception is raised by the Port, since the file path specified in the Dummy Port does not exist. The exception handler handles the exception by sending the message into the OfflineFolder. Notice that in this case, the DeliveryFailureException has been correctly raised.

                http://www.codeproject.com/…/A-developers-guide-to-handling-exceptions-in-BizTa

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