Messages in ststus to be delivered and SOAP adapter inactivated

Hello,
I have a problem since yesterday. I have one interface that sens a message to a SOAP receiver adapter that send the information to a sender SOAPadapter.
The problem is that the message is remaining in status to be delivered in the adapter engine.
I have deleted old messages with error or with other status and when I send the message is having status to be delivered.
Also is strange that in communication channel monitoring all SOAP adapters are started but inactive, and appears a yellow triangle despite of green or red status.
Is normal that SOAP adapters have this status? I go to Integration Directory and all SOAP adapters have status active, so this is really strange.
Somebody had the same problem?
Regards,
Xavier.

Hi,
Soap adapter status will remain in yellow and inactive till any message will cross that communication channel.means accepted by the channel.
we have also faced the same problem before.
do some checks
go to configuration and check the adapter status.
if inactive then with dummy change make it active.
if this is not the problem.
you have to restart the adapter again.
even then if problem persist then restart  the Java engine.
this will surely solve your problem
to restart Java engine.
run T-code SMICM go to administration>java engine> soft shutdown
****Reward points if useful
Regards,
Sumit Gupta

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