ODI JMS to SQL MESSAGESELECTOR

Hi,
Anybody had successful experience using ODI with JMS to SQL technology trying to consume messages from Weblogic Topic with MESSAGESELECTOR option? Having trouble that ODI consumed all messages from Topic indiscriminately whenever there was a MESSAGESELECTOR expression present from ODI Interface. Any suggestion/idea are welcome.
AL

There is definitely a message selector defined in the message. I am using Message Selector and ClientID (Subscriber ID) in LKM. It turns out that the subscriber needs to be configured with same message selector expression. Otherwise when ODI hit the subscriber, it behaves as if it is setting the message selector on the subscriber in Weblogic, and the setting operation will reset all messages.
Not sure if this is documented anywhere ( ODI or Weblogic ).
Thanks
Albert

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Looks like the single quotes around Frozen are not ascii single quotes. They seem to be a copy paste job from MSWord.
It should be 'Frozen' and then you shouldnt have that issue
>
AND hapf.attribute1 LIKE '%Active%'
To
AND (hapf.attribute1 LIKE '%Active%' or hapf.attribute1 = ‘Frozen’)
>
Devil is in the details ;)

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Mark1970 wrote:
Having to decide whether to choose Oracle Data Integrator or Oracle Warehouse Builder like tool for creating a dataware house and loading data into it, what should I choose and why?
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We had initially setup this scenario using MessageSelector because the provider JMS Queue had mutiple message types on it. As Murphy's law would have it, the MessageSelector stopped polling the day before go-live. Basically, if we pointed one JMS SC to the provider JMS Queue using MessageSelector it worked fine, if we pointed multiple JMS SC's no messages were being picked up from the queue. We still haven't identified why the MessageSelector functionality stopped working but as a quick work around to MessageSelector before go-live we used blog:
[/people/robert.warde3/blog/2009/03/18/pi-basics-generic-message-interface|/people/robert.warde3/blog/2009/03/18/pi-basics-generic-message-interface]
Now we have a situation where, BEA Weblogic manages the provider JMS Queue & they perform a health check 4 times a day & if they encounter a problem they bounce the server & JMS Queue service. XI and the SC seem to re-connect fine most of the time when Weblogic & JMS Queue is back up but there are times when I see a green light in RWB for the SC but it's not polling for messages on the JMS Queue. We use Hermes JMS to monitor messages on the Queue to check if there are in fact messages to be picked up & the messages are queued.
What I'm looking for is a best practice guide for how to manage this. I don't want to keep toggling between Hermes JMS & RWB to verify if the SC is in fact polling messages altho' it shows as green in RWB. Please advise. Thanks.
Regards, Trevor

Thanks Kai & Joel.
Joel, I'm not really looking to add another layer with the JMS Connector Service. For me it's just adds another possible point of failure. At the moment the message passes thru 5 systems including SAP R3 & end system & then the response comes back the same route.
Going out from SAP, the Receiver channel to the JMS queue seems to work fine. With the responses coming back, the Sender Channel seems to re-connect ok (I'm assuming) otherwise it wouldn't be green in RWB but doesn't pick up any messages. It's also an intermittant phenomenon. Manually stopping & re-starting the Sender Comm Channel fixes the problem but we won't know if there's a problem until we check if messages are being picked up from the queue.
Kai's notes led me to some things I could possibly look at like additional parameter in JMS channel config, CONNECTION_TEST_POLL (note 948016). I'm still not sure how we can make this work for us because we essentially need to bounce the JMS channel so it starts polling again in the event of a JMS Queue Provider bounce but I need to first establish that the JMS Queue was bounced.
Note 1088675 will also be irrelevant cos the channel looks like it re-connects, just doesn't poll.
Trevor

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