Error reading jms message from MQ-queue

Hi,
To be able to use async-sync bridge in JMS adapter, we recently patched XI 3.0 from SP 15 to SP21. But the jms sender adapter has problem reading the message from the MQ-queue, see detail of error-message at the end of this message.
I did change the adapter to use modules use RequstResponseBean and ResponseOneWayBean as explaned on help.sap.com.
The async-sync bridge worked once and the it started failing.
Detailed error message in communication channel monitoring:
Error while processing message '3c5a0640-9c03-11dc-82f2-000255d3bbf7'; detailed error description: com.sap.aii.adapter.jms.api.channel.filter.MessageFilterException: Could not begin a AF transaction: TxManagerException: Unable to open transaction: com.sap.engine.services.ts.exceptions.BaseSystemException at com.sap.aii.adapter.jms.core.channel.filter.TxManagerFilter.filterSend(TxManagerFilter.java:103) ...
/Maria Lande

Hi,
I fixed it myself. I hade to do a Xi Data Cahe Refresh.
Navigate to Administration section on the SAP Exchange Infrestructure start page. On the Directory tab page, choose Cache overview under the heading Administration of Locks and Caches. Do a Full Cache Refresh on the adapter engine.
/Maria Lande

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