Http- XI-Proxy. Message stays in queue.

http->XI-Proxy async scenario. Message stays in queue in targret system.
(see screenshort at http://wapman.ru/screen.png).
When i click the name of queue and start processing manually, then everything works. Why message is not process automaticaly?

also you can register the Q's thru SMQR in XI box
regds
Prabhu

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Hi,
Have u registered the queue in R3? If not....
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