Discussion:
Active Messages With Custom Adapter
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CoolHatLuke
2008-08-14 15:48:16 UTC
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I have written a custom solicit/response adapter based on code generated with
the BizTalk Adapter Wizard. The adapter is working fine for the most part.

The problem I am having is one in every 20-30 messages will become "stuck"
in the active state. The message has actually been delivered through the
adapter. There are no messages for the service instance available in the
group hub. In this scenario the adapter is used by a static one-way send
port. My only recourse is to terminate the active Messaging instance.

Platform: BizTalk 2006, SQL 2005, Windows Server 2003

Thanks,

Don
k***@gmail.com
2008-09-25 04:22:41 UTC
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I too am seeing this issue. It is only occuring on my primary
frontend BT 06 R2 server. The server seems a bit sketchy - when the
messages start getting stuck, rdp becomes unresponsive, etc, etc,
etc...

On Aug 14, 9:48 am, CoolHatLuke
Post by CoolHatLuke
I have written a custom solicit/response adapter based on code generated with
the BizTalk Adapter Wizard.  The adapter is working fine for the most part.
The problem I am having is one in every 20-30 messages will become "stuck"
in the active state.  The message has actually been delivered through the
adapter.  There are no messages for the service instance available in the
group hub.  In this scenario the adapter is used by a static one-way send
port.  My only recourse is to terminate the active Messaging instance.
Platform: BizTalk 2006, SQL 2005, Windows Server 2003
Thanks,
Don
Dan Rosanova
2008-09-25 15:10:42 UTC
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Are you leaking resources somewhere? I saw that in a custom adapter
once. It was not handling exceptions correctly and subsequently
leaking resources that caused it to halt over time. I’m not sure
exactly how it was fixed, but the developer did say he put in better
exception handling and I think disposed resources better. That said,
it wasn’t a memory issue, the adapter never consumed much memory.
Hope this helps,
Kind Regards,
-Dan

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