JMS adapter short log

Hi All,
Today morning we had a system restart after an upgrade.
As it is, all the channels were restarted.
The strange thing is one of the JMS does not have any thing written in the short log in RWB->CC monitoring though the channel is green.
Can you please let me know what could be the reason for this?
Regards,
Raghu

Hi Raghu,
There is no specific reason for this kind of behaviour...actually this is unexpected one.
Once the Java stack have restarted the log will be generated for the channels.
The reason behind this would be at the time of restart or shutdown any of the instance of this adapter was in use, so even after the Java stack had been restarted the adapter will not be initialized or be supressed.
I have faced similar kind of thing with even SOAP adapter.
It depends upon the running instances at the time of shutting down.
Normally this could happen with SOAP or JMS adapter, if you observe just refreshing or start/stop activity resolve it to norma behaviour.
I hope this will help you to get some hint.
Thanks
Swarup

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