Handle port suspending from orchestration

wendld

Hi,

Thanks for the prompt reply. URI property wont accept worng ones. It needs
to be unique as well..

ps: As far as i understand there should a means or some kind of property
where orchestration will get to know whether the send port is started or
stopped.

Thanks

"Jan Eliasen" wrote:

> On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:12:00 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
> wrote:
>
> >We are using DB2 Adapter. You r right that will work for File adapter. But i
> >am wondering any clue how to handle in DB2?
> It should work the same way.
>
> Try setting the send port to a URI that doesn't work, and see what
> happens?
>
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On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 11:40:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>Thanks for the prompt reply. URI property wont accept worng ones. It needs
>to be unique as well..
Well, then stop DB2 after configuring the send port and see what
happens?

>ps: As far as i understand there should a means or some kind of property
>where orchestration will get to know whether the send port is started or
>stopped.
Not really. You can program it in a helper class yourself, using
explorerOM

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On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 11:40:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>Thanks for the prompt reply. URI property wont accept worng ones. It needs
>to be unique as well..
Well, then stop DB2 after configuring the send port and see what
happens?

>ps: As far as i understand there should a means or some kind of property
>where orchestration will get to know whether the send port is started or
>stopped.
Not really. You can program it in a helper class yourself, using
explorerOM

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wendld

I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
anything about db2?

"Jan Eliasen" wrote:

> On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 11:40:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
> wrote:
>
> >Thanks for the prompt reply. URI property wont accept worng ones. It needs
> >to be unique as well..
> Well, then stop DB2 after configuring the send port and see what
> happens?
>
> >ps: As far as i understand there should a means or some kind of property
> >where orchestration will get to know whether the send port is started or
> >stopped.
> Not really. You can program it in a helper class yourself, using
> explorerOM
>
> --
> eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
>
> Private blog:
>
> Private email:
>

wendld

I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
anything about db2?

"Jan Eliasen" wrote:

> On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 11:40:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
> wrote:
>
> >Thanks for the prompt reply. URI property wont accept worng ones. It needs
> >to be unique as well..
> Well, then stop DB2 after configuring the send port and see what
> happens?
>
> >ps: As far as i understand there should a means or some kind of property
> >where orchestration will get to know whether the send port is started or
> >stopped.
> Not really. You can program it in a helper class yourself, using
> explorerOM
>
> --
> eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
>
> Private blog:
>
> Private email:
>

Jan Eliasen

On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 15:37:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
>the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
>where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
>It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
>deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
>anything about db2?
Well... All I can say is that they shouldn't have... but I can not
guarantee that they haven't. Most of the LOB adapters are not
developed by MS, but have been bought from other companies... so
maybe..

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On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 15:37:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
>the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
>where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
>It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
>deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
>anything about db2?
Well... All I can say is that they shouldn't have... but I can not
guarantee that they haven't. Most of the LOB adapters are not
developed by MS, but have been bought from other companies... so
maybe..

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Jan Eliasen

On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 15:37:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
>the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
>where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
>It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
>deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
>anything about db2?
Well... All I can say is that they shouldn't have... but I can not
guarantee that they haven't. Most of the LOB adapters are not
developed by MS, but have been bought from other companies... so
maybe..

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Jan Eliasen

On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 15:37:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
>the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
>where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
>It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
>deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
>anything about db2?
Well... All I can say is that they shouldn't have... but I can not
guarantee that they haven't. Most of the LOB adapters are not
developed by MS, but have been bought from other companies... so
maybe..

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Jan Eliasen

On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 15:37:02 -0800, wendld <GenieLifts@news.postalias>
wrote:

>I did that. it did couple of retries and then got suspended. i couldnot find
>the way to know that it is suspended from orchestration, that is the point
>where i need to send email to the admin about the unavailability of server.
>It works well if it is file adapter or soap adapter i can use
>deliverynotification or soap exception but i am wondering microsoft has done
>anything about db2?
Well... All I can say is that they shouldn't have... but I can not
guarantee that they haven't. Most of the LOB adapters are not
developed by MS, but have been bought from other companies... so
maybe..

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