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    • September 8, 2008 at 12:07 PM #20639
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         Hi Gurus,

           I have one weired problem. I Have created one MSMQ queue in Extranet Server. And from BizTalk(Which Is in Intranet) sending Xml message to the MSMQ and receving same xml Message from there For that I have created 2 send ports and 2 receive ports. One rcv port for dropping xml messages and one send port for sending that xml to MSMQ and vice versa. The problem is when I dropped xml Messages into folder BizTalk is picking up But when I see Messages in MSMQ Queue there are no messages there on that server nor BizTalk throwing any error messages I have checked in event log and in sus queue, and my out folder nothing is there.?? Does anybody have any clue of this?? Is this because I am trying to access across the domain from Extranet to Intranet??

        Thanks,

        Baba

         

      • September 8, 2008 at 12:39 PM #20640
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          Did the message maybe get dehydrated?  You can check by running a query for “All Service Instances”, rather than just for suspended instances.  I find this is the easiest way to look for messages stuck in BizTalk.  This way, in addition to suspended messages, you will be able to see the dehydrated messages, ready to run messages, etc.  Also, you might want to view the message flow in HAT.  That will show you the chain of receive ports, orchestrations, and send ports that processed the message.  This could be a firewall issue, but there will be an error or a stuck message somewhere.

          Also, are you using the MSMQ adapter?  You might want to consider using the WCF-NetMSMQ adapter instead, so you can leverage the WCF tracing stack to help debug your issue.

          • September 8, 2008 at 12:49 PM #20641
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               Yes, I am checking using All Service Instances..There are no dehydrated messages. I am using MSMQ. I also looked into HAT but there also not much information which i can get. I will try with WCF-netMSMQ.

              Thanks,

              Baba

               

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