Deadline in BPM

Hi,
I have an HTTP --> RFC synchronous scenario.
There should be timeout error sent in response if RFC does not respond in 30 secs.
However deadline branch in BPM does not allow to specify the duration in seconds.
How can I specify 30 sec for deadline monitoring?
Thanks in advance,
Beena.

Beena,
As you will be aware the smallest time unit is one minute.
There are always tradeoffs. For example, consider the overhead of running the XI job that listen for alerts every 5 seconds or so. Likewise with the SMTP mail send process etc. In our environment, even at one minute, there is a lag between picking up an alert and the final execution and delivery of an alert email.
If seconds are really critical then can you redesign this scenario so that Web Application perform this task instead of XI.
Regard,
Mike

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<property id="19" guid="2671eaeec76011dcc72f001143f12c81" name="RecInstCrls" counter="1" type="CRLDEF" valueType="">Correlation</property>
<property id="19" guid="2671eaefc76011dcba22001143f12c81" name="101e32a0c75e11dccf1cec970a88ab47" counter="0" type="CRLHEAD" valueType="">Correlation</property>
<property id="19" guid="2671eaf0c76011dccef6001143f12c81" name="MSGID_ASCII_FIELD" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="" parentguid="2671eaefc76011dcba22001143f12c81">XP:DATAQ./p1:MT_InboundBatch_DataQ_src/Packet/DataSet/MessageDescriptor2_Header_MQSeries/MsgId_ASCII_Field</property>
<property id="19" guid="2671eaf1c76011dc8639001143f12c81" name="InstCrlForMsgs" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">InstCrlForMsgs</property>
<property id="19" guid="2671eaf2c76011dc9c30001143f12c81" name="Correlation" counter="1" type="XILINKIFS" valueType="" parentguid="2671eaf1c76011dc8639001143f12c81">159fe2d0c8c311dc9f5ad1760a88ab47</property>
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- <step id="21" steptype="ASSIGN" parentid="16">
- <properties>
<property id="21" guid="2671eaf3c76011dc8188001143f12c81" name="Label" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">Container Operation1</property>
<property id="21" guid="2671eaf4c76011dcc45c001143f12c81" name="AssignTarget" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="">CE:DataQList{:_:}</property>
<property id="21" guid="2671eaf5c76011dcb788001143f12c81" name="AssignAssignment" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">AssgnOp1Append</property>
<property id="21" guid="2671eaf6c76011dca62c001143f12c81" name="AssignOperand1" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="">CE:DataQ{:_:}</property>
</properties>
</step>
</step>
- <step id="30" steptype="RECEIVE" parentid="12">
- <properties>
<property id="30" guid="2671eaf7c76011dc9dfb001143f12c81" name="Label" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">TriggerQueue</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eaf8c76011dcaab6001143f12c81" name="ReceiveMsg" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="">CE:TriggerQ</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eaf9c76011dc96ad001143f12c81" name="ReceiveTriggering" counter="0" type="BOOLEAN" valueType="">true</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eafac76011dc8df4001143f12c81" name="ReceiveFlavour" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">ReceiveAsync</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eafbc76011dc8f95001143f12c81" name="RecUsedCrls" counter="1" type="CRLDEF" valueType="">Correlation</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eafcc76011dca1ee001143f12c81" name="RecInstCrls" counter="1" type="CRLDEF" valueType="">Correlation</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eafdc76011dcab80001143f12c81" name="eb1a39d0c75e11dc9901ec970a88ab47" counter="0" type="CRLHEAD" valueType="">Correlation</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eafec76011dcaee9001143f12c81" name="MSGID_ASCII_FIELD" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="" parentguid="2671eafdc76011dcab80001143f12c81">XP:TRIGGERQ./p1:MT_Trigger_Q/Record/MsgId_ASCII_Field</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eaffc76011dcaa64001143f12c81" name="InstCrlForMsgs" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">InstCrlForMsgs</property>
<property id="30" guid="2671eb00c76011dccf9c001143f12c81" name="Correlation" counter="1" type="XILINKIFS" valueType="" parentguid="2671eaffc76011dcaa64001143f12c81">159fe2d0c8c311dc9f5ad1760a88ab47</property>
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</step>
</step>
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- <properties>
<property id="36" guid="2671eb02c76011dc99c7001143f12c81" name="Label" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">Transformation1</property>
<property id="36" guid="2671eb03c76011dc86a5001143f12c81" name="TransformProgram" counter="0" type="XILINKMAP" valueType="">159fe2d3c8c311dcb32bd1760a88ab47</property>
<property id="36" guid="2671eb04c76011dcba79001143f12c81" name="TransformExceptions" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">TransformExceptions</property>
<property id="36" guid="2671eb05c76011dca9de001143f12c81" name="TransformInMsgs" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">TransformInMsgs</property>
<property id="36" guid="2671eb06c76011dc835c001143f12c81" name="1" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="" parentguid="2671eb05c76011dca9de001143f12c81">CE:DataQList{:_:}</property>
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</step>
- <step id="38" steptype="SEND" parentid="1">
- <properties>
<property id="38" guid="2671eb09c76011dca921001143f12c81" name="Label" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">Send1</property>
<property id="38" guid="2671eb0ac76011dc92e1001143f12c81" name="SendFlavour" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">SendAsync</property>
<property id="38" guid="2671eb0bc76011dc9ee3001143f12c81" name="SendMsg" counter="0" type="EXPR" valueType="">CE:Send{:_:}</property>
<property id="38" guid="2671eb0cc76011dcb7d5001143f12c81" name="SendAcknowledgement" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">SendAckIS</property>
<property id="38" guid="2671eb0dc76011dc9309001143f12c81" name="SendRecFlavour" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">SendRecCtx</property>
<property id="38" guid="2671eb0ec76011dcb603001143f12c81" name="SendExceptions" counter="0" type="STRING" valueType="">SendExceptions</property>
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</p1:content>
</p1:xiObj>

if the payload is 99 then select the ip in sxi_cache and refresh it. it will set to 0. else check ur bpm....maybe redisging the bpm wud work

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hi,
how can we add a time variable in container operation in BPM?
Say i want to increment the time upto 5 hours and see if it has reached in my loop.
how can we achieve this?
Tiru

henrique -
I have a block with a timeout defined.
Within the block i have the deadline with control step which triggers the exception
I have the exception handler which has a send step which sends the actual error message.
I have a send step which polls the http receiver and is in a infinite loop.
Now the first time i receive an error message i get an email which is good and should work that way.
Next time if it errors out it should continue until a deadline of 8 hours and then should send out an error email.
What happens is i get the second error message immediately without the deadline getting exceeded.
When i look at the workflow log the exception handler gets executed but i don't see a sign of the deadline getting executed?
Any reasons why its behaving this way?
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Tiru

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Block
          Deadline
          Exception Handler
                                    Loop1     Recv1     Container1    Loop1
         Fork                                                                                Fork     Transformation(2:1)   Send Stop
                                  Loop2     Recv2      Container2      Loop2
Note : The loop will come out when the deadline time reaches 2 min.

Yes.The Correlation desfined as below
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FileList1 of of Abstract type Message Interface(Multiline checked)
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FileList2 of of Abstract type Message Interface(Multiline checked)
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BPM Scenario: Message has error status on outbound side

Hi All,
        I am doing one BPM scenario. In my scenario i am collecting 12 different type of idocs in BPM and bundling these idocs and sending these to the 12 different files.
        If i send 12 idocs from the R/3 then my scenario is working perfectly fine. If i send less than the 12 idocs that time i am getting the error message as "Message has error status on outbound side" with red flag.
           Can you please explain what minght be the problem. I have already checked in SM58,SMQ1 and SMQ2.
Thanks & Regards,
Purushotham

Hi Nutan,
        I hv configured my scenario as follows
1. Start
2. Block ( Deadline and Control step for cancell the process)
   3. Fork(Necessary branches 12)
      4. Loop(12 loops)
          Under loop
          a. Receive Step
          b. Container Operation( For count)
          c. Container Operation(For append)
5. Fork( Necessary branches 12)
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    7. Send
8 Stop
This is my scenario. In the first Fork step i am checking end condition as total number of idocs is reached then i am sending all the data to the target system. If the idocs are not reaching with in 1 hour then i am cancelling the process.
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Thanks & Regards,
Purushotham

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We have scenario(file to file) where we get multiple files and is merged using BPM, transformed and sent to the receiver. We have file This is a time based collection. Incoming file adapter is set to poll every 30 sec, and the block in BPM timeout in 2 mins ( for testing purpose).
The BPM receive step (inside the loop) has the start process turned on. The expected behaviour was to receive all files in one instance of BPM and send the merged one out.
It is spawning the multiple BPM instance based on number of files in the sender file adapter. My guess is it is doing this since we have the start process on receive step and for each receive it is starting a new process. How do we eliminate this to have only one instance start as I am not finding any other step prior to receive ( block , and loop) where I can start the process.
Any help is appericiated.
Thanks,
Samir

1. If you want to merge the same file format , Use "Loop" step before "Recevie" step. Put some deadline branch , which will ensure your time limit.
This would resolve your problem.
2. If you want to merge different file format , you need to have multiple "Receive" steps and for that you need to use the "Fork" step.
Let me know if you still find any problem.
Thanks & Regards,
Dijesh Tanna.

BPM - Exception not thrown

Hi ,
I created a BPM in which I I have
Receive Step -> Send Step -> Block Step ->
Block Processing branch - Receive Step ->Send Step
Block Dead Line Branch - Dead line of 1 minute and Control step for raising exception
Block Exception handler branch - Control step for cancelling the process.
My requirement is that, When I receive the first message and within 1 minute if I DO NOT receive the second message the process should be cancelled(Error in SXMB_MONI).
Right now the process simply waits for ever for the second message and the process is never Cancelled.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Nazim

Nazim,
Try this.
- Click on the Block Step, in the Properties window give some exception name.
- Now in the Deadline branch Keep Control Step.
- Click on the Control Step , choose Action Throw Exception and choose the exception you gave for block step.
- Remember don't use exception branch, Coz as per your requirement you want to fail the BPM, if you use exception branch then it means again you are catching that. Hence don't use exception branch.
raj.

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