RE: SuspendedQListener

From: Matt Hall (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/01/04


Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 07:59:27 -0800

I would suggest that it is trying to save routing failure
report messages, which cannot be saved to disk. If you go
to HAT and look at the entries you have without your
service running, try and save all of the messages to
disk. This is what your wmi call is essentially doing.

http://blogs.conchango.com/matthall

>-----Original Message-----
>FYI:
>If HostName is BizTalkServerApplication it is working
fine
>If HostName is BizTalkServerIsolatedHost,I am getting
error.
>Errormessage is 'The specified message is an internal
message and cannot be
>saved"
>
>
>"Agan" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I have written a windows service to listen Suspended
messages.
>>
>> i am using below method to save messages to a
directory.
>>
>> MessageInstance.InvokeMethod("SaveToFile", new object
[] {TempDirectoryName});
>>
>> If I use File Adapter to receive a invalid message,It
is saving files,but if
>> use HTTP(BTSHTTPReceive.dll) to receive a invalid
message,it is not saving
>> messages.But it is firing event.
>> can anybody help on this.
>>
>> Agan
>.
>



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