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    • June 6, 2006 at 10:21 PM #13815
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        Can anyone tell the reason that sometimes the suspensions are resumable and sometimes they are non-resumable?
        thank you in advance
        TEddy

      • June 7, 2006 at 3:52 PM #13816
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          Thanks for the reply. It’s a very good idea that we can build a list.

          Greg, about the web service sitatuation. You mean the message will get suspended(resumable), but the ochestration is not resumable, right? We have seen orchestrations got suspended(resumable) without using suspension shape, what’s the general rule for that to happen?

          • June 7, 2006 at 1:38 AM #13817
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              Resumable means the service may be able to be recovered.
              A good example, a web service send that fails because the web service is unavailable. The message service will suspend-resumable. When the web service becomes available you can resume the service and the message will be delivered.
              Care needs ot be taken as the orchestration that originated the message may have completed and there will be nowhere to deliver the response.

              • June 6, 2006 at 11:40 PM #13818
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                  In Biztalk 2004, if your orchestration blows up with an application error, it will be \”suspended (not resumeable)\”. I’m just starting to play with 2006, but I’ve read that there are more chances of resuming there.

                  About the only time you get a \”resumeable\” is when you use the \”SUSPEND\” shape in your orchestration. If anybody knows any other ways to get the \”resumeable\” – please post and let’s build a list of them.

                  • June 7, 2006 at 6:22 PM #13819
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                      Another thought popped into my head last night.
                      Basically, an orchestration \”loses state\” when it it bombs with suspended-not-resumeable.

                      Hopefully you get rid of most of these errors during your stress testing, but you might also consider using a big scope with an exception handler. In the exception, you can save a message to a flat file so you restart using your own procedures.

                    • September 5, 2006 at 11:44 AM #15561
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                        I get "Suspended (resumable)" on a message in the following scenario:

                        – POP3 adapater
                           – Apply MIME decoding = true
                           – Body Part Content Type = text/xml
                           – Body Part Index = 0
                        – send an email with not attachments of type "text/xml";

                        This specific error is: "The MIME decoder cannot find a MIME part for the specified content-type. Either there was no matching content-type or there were not enough occurrences of it."

                        I need error notification when this happens.
                        When this happens it appears the ErrorNotification object is NOT created.

                        Any guidance?

                         Thx,
                        Phil

                        • September 5, 2006 at 2:42 PM #15565
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                            FYI – It appears I can get my email notification if I set the Send Port filter to "BTS.AckID | EXISTS".

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