Whenever I invoke an orchestration for the first time that sends a
non-transactional response message over MSMQ Adapter to a remote queue, I
get a negative acknowledgement in the BizTalk which results in a message in
the Dead-letter messages queue with the following reason:
The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed.
All following messages (after orch was initialized) work fine. I don't
understand how this error can occur since the remote queue is definitely
available. Is there a timeout that may be occuring some where?
thanks,
craig
MSMQ Adapter Send Port [The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed]
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by Craig Neuwirt » Thu, 23 Jun 2005 23:22:30 GMT
Re: MSMQ Adapter Send Port [The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed]
by Scott Colestock » Fri, 24 Jun 2005 05:32:41 GMT
I've been hearing from some folks who have had to explicitly set the message TTL by doing: myMsg(MSMQ.Timeout) = countInSeconds; (this is for dynamic send ports - and you can't change the unit interpretation - always seconds.) For static send ports, you can set the TimeoutUnit property as well. Scott Colestock www.traceofthought.net
Re: MSMQ Adapter Send Port [The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed]
by Craig Neuwirt » Fri, 24 Jun 2005 06:33:06 GMT
Hello Scott, Thanks for the tip. That did the trick. Can you explan why I would need this timeout. The time-to-reach-queue is only the time to get the message to the remote queue manager. Since that queue manager is apparently up and running, where would the timeout occur on the BizTalk side. I assume to timer starts in the MSMQ Adapter when it delivers the message. craig message I
Re: MSMQ Adapter Send Port [The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed]
by Scott Colestock » Fri, 24 Jun 2005 12:34:21 GMT
I have heard that for dynamic send ports, the default winds up being zero....(oh oh) You may want to encapsulate the logic of setting this property in a pipeline component? Depends on how often you do this... Scott Colestock www.traceofthought.net
Re: MSMQ Adapter Send Port [The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed]
by Craig Neuwirt » Fri, 24 Jun 2005 21:48:04 GMT
Thanks for the info Scott, We happen to be doing the message construction in a pipeline so this can be nicely encapsulated. craig pipeline need message queue, don't
RE: MSMQ Adapter Send Port [The time-to-reach-queue has elapsed]
by dogirard » Sun, 26 Feb 2006 06:43:39 GMT
I'm not intimately familiar with MSMQ myself, but I do know that there are several different types of message expiration events. One in particular to be aware of is messages being consumed off of the destination queue. I believe it's possible for messages to be successfully delivered from BizTalk to the destination MSMQ queue and later come back to the sender's dead letter queue because they were never destructively read off of the destination queue by any application before a TTL was hit. I recall seeing this behavior before until we turned on an application to removed messages from the remote queue. Just something else to think about. HTH, Doug Girard [MSFT] Note: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. --------------------
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