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Powered by Microsoft® Translator Wikis - Page Details First published by Pushpendra K Singh When: 1 Sep 2016 9:42 AM Last revision by Edward van Biljon (Microsoft) When: 14 Sep 2016 12:53 AM Revisions: 4 Comments: 4 Options Subscribe to Article (RSS) Share this Engage! Wiki Ninjas Blog (Announcements) Wiki Ninjas on Twitter TechNet Wiki Discussion Forum Can You Improve This Article? Positively! Click Sign In to add the tip, solution, correction or comment that will help other users.Report inappropriate content using these instructions. Wiki > TechNet Articles > BizTalk: Error Message Routing Pattern BizTalk: Error Message Routing Pattern Article History BizTalk: Error Message Routing Pattern This topic deals with Error Message Routing Pattern Demo. Where can you use this? One of the examples may be when your sendport end point is erroring out or the subscriber to a RP is unavailable for some reason(For example may be a a send port working in a time window) then you willbump into a scenario where in a message comes in on a receive port and doesn’t finds a subscriber which it would have had it come between the defined time windoworwhere you may see the Zombie message scenario (Let me accept it is not a very ideal solution to handle the Zombies but may fit your need, one never knows). It is going to leave you unconsumed messages suspended messages in BizTalk, if you choose to terminate them it can lead to data loss scenario . Even if you resume these messages they going to suspend back because there instance subscription is no longer valid(In case the response was to consumed by orchestration). You may want to handle them and this is one of the way on How can you do it. I am trying to demo how can handle this. Lets Create The Non Subscribed Orphaned Message Scenario 1>Create a receive port with the “Enable Routing Failure For Failed Message” ticked in. 2>when you drop a message which has the subscriber defined it will be consumed by the respective BizTalk artifact. Now if you drop a message which has no subscriber defined: You will have a suspended message with no subscriber found error. So you have your orphaned message created at this
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named "xxx" on which I "Enable routing for failed messages". I then have a send port that is set up to email me if there is an error...I have a filter ErrorReport.ReceivePortName == xxx http://www.busydevelopers.com/article/42674988/Cant+get+%26quot%3BEnable+routing+for+failed+messages%26quot%3B.+to+work!!! on that Send Port (PassThruSubmit). I expect that if for example I http://btsguru.blogspot.com/2011/09/how-to-expose-promote-bts.html drop a file into a file recieve location (with the Receive Port xxx) that fails that I would get an email. However the message is suspended and the ErrorReport.ReceivePortName == xxx is not promoted. What is missing? Thanks in advance Hi Jody, To avoid that the error message is routed to subscribers that actually are subscribing on you original messages its original properties are demoted. Think of it, otherwise all port that subscribe to messages (from a specific ReceivePortName for example) could end up getting the error message. So they demote this and you'll have to try and solve you subscription on the error using the specific error properties. ReceivePortName can actually be promoted in a error message if the error occurs during receive (but is demoted during send to avoid messing up subscription as I talked about)This is a good article that talks about all this. Richard Hallgren http://www.richardhallgren.com/blog Hi Jody, To avoid that the error message is routed to subscribers that actually are subscribing on you original messages its original properties are demoted. Think of it, otherwise all port that subscribe to messages (from a specific ReceivePortName for example) could end up getting the error message. So they demote this and you'll have to try and solve you subscription on the error using the specific error properties. ReceivePortName can actually be promoted in a error message if the error occurs during receive (but is demoted during send to avoid messing up subscription as I talked about)This is a good article that talks about all this. Richard Hallgren http://www.richardhallgren.com/blog Thanks Richard, I am not sure I follow - "My Error" Send Port IS subscribing to the error property - ErrorReport.ReceivePortName == "xxx" As I understand it the original message properties are demoted but the message failure properties are promoted (of
some BizTalk properties that are not exposed in any property schemas from BTS 2006 R2. If your development project is such that you can add a new property schema or add a new BizTalk project then it is possible to access these properties from an orchestration. Because they are context properties they are not available for routing. One such property is theReceiveLocationNameproperty. While theReceivePortNameproperty is available in theBTS namespacethe ReceiveLocationName property is not. Therefore, this syntax from an example orchestration expression shape results in a compile time error:strReceiveLocation = myMsg(BTS.ReceiveLocationName); ReceiveLocationName Property We can easily see the ReceiveLocationName property in messages that come into BizTalk. The question is how to get its value into an orchestration? Code Example As you probably know, property values are identified by the property target namespace and property name. We won't ultimately use the following code, but for demonstration purposes in a custom pipeline component we can assess a property value by coding something like this: // Namespace of the property//stringsysNamespace ="http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2003/system-properties"; // Or instead of hard coding the namespace:// Assuming the property namespace for ReceivePortName is the same// for ReceiveLocationName://BTS.ReceivePortName BTSPropReceivePortName =newBTS.ReceivePortName();sysNamespace = BTSPropReceivePortName.Name.Namespace;// Assign the receive location name//stringreceiveLocationName =pInMsg.Context.Read("ReceiveLocationName", sysNamespace);You can see from the last line of code from above, that to retrieve a message property requiresnothingmore than knowing theproperty nameand theproperty target namespace. Adding a Property Schema As far as BTS message properties go, they can be assignedProperty Schema Basetypes ofMessageDataPropertyBase(default) orMessageContextPropertyBase. MessageDataPropertyBase means that the XPath to the property value in the messagemust exist. A MessageContextPropertyBase property means that the XPath may or may not exist. Taking this information into account we can expose the RecieveLocationNam