Problem receiving messages
OK, so I am doing the following, and I am not able to retrieve messages:
1) creating messages, appending a JMSCorrelationID that I set, sending them to a queue,
2) using an MDB processes them, sending an ObjectMessage to a different queue.
3) application has a JSP that refreshes every five seconds,, trying to retrieve the message using the following code:
String selector = "JMSCorrelationID = '" + corrId + "'";
QueueReceiver noSelRecvr = session.createReceiver(respQueue, selector);
Message recMsg = noSelRecvr.receive(2500);
Now, the corrID is the same ID as the one I put on the message when I sent it, and it's identical to the JMSCorrelationID that I set in the MDB when I put the message back into the queue. I have verified all this using debug statements.
When I try to recieve, I get nothing back every time. I get no error sending to the queue. How can I
a) confirm that the message is making it into the queue
b) figure out why the receive() method isn't finding it
I appreciate any help you folks can provide.
Arnaud,
Thanks for the reply - I will check out Hermes. I figured out that I am not able to retrieve messages from the queue without calling start() on my QueueConnection object. The example I was working off didn't mention that unfortunately. I am now able to send and receive messages successfully, so all is well for now.
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2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,4,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-xxx.xxx.com Hello [50.xxx.xxx.xxx],
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,5,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-SIZE 26091520,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,6,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-PIPELINING,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,7,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-DSN,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,8,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,9,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-STARTTLS,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,10,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-AUTH,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,11,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-8BITMIME,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,12,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250-BINARYMIME,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.532Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,13,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250 CHUNKING,
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2014-04-24T11:57:37.579Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,15,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,*,08D11000FE2BD40D;2014-04-24T11:57:37.220Z;1,receiving message
2014-04-24T11:57:37.579Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,16,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250 2.1.0 Sender OK,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.610Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,17,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,<,RCPT TO:<[email protected]>,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.719Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,18,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,250 2.1.5 Recipient OK,
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2014-04-24T11:57:37.750Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,20,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,>,354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF>,
2014-04-24T11:57:37.875Z,SBS2k8srv\SBS Receive,08D11000FE2BD40D,21,10.0.100.3:25,50.xxx.xxx.xxx:10131,-,,Remote
Interestingly, we used to receive email from this sender in the past. When it stopped working, it didn't quite stop working outright - at some point after the deliveries stopped, 2 made it in, but nothing again since then.Check the agent logs on the machine. The Exchange anti-spam agents log files are found here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\TransportRoles\Logs\AgentLog
If you use Forefront, its agent log files are usually here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Forefront Protection for Exchange Server\Data\FSEAgentLog
Other software may have its log files elsewhere.
--- Rich Matheisen MCSE&I, Exchange MVP -
AT&T family plan - 4 iPhones in use by family members (4s, 4g, and two 3g's). Weird things happen when we text message:
1. Sometimes, received messages look like they are sent messages - and no alert is sounded. The conversation looks like you are talking to yourself. Sometimes it happens to both parties in a text conversation, sometimes it only happens to one party. Deleting the message entirely and starting over from scratch sometimes fixes the problems and sometimes doesn't fix the problem. Once this phenomenon starts in a conversation it is almost impossible to get it to stop.
2. Sometimes text messages to a specific family member get replicated to other family members as if in a group conversation - but group is turned off. This happens sporadically but it happens. Quite embarassing when husband and wife are sending private messages then suddenly the kids see the message on their iPhones! Can't figure out why this happens or what makes it happen, but happens a lot!!!
Has anyone had these problems or knows how to fix them?Be specific.
Everyone? or Every Device?
If every device, does that mean you can no longer share apps?
KiltedTim wrote:
You have configured multiple devices to use the same AppleID for iMessage.
Don't do that. iMessage is designed to sync messages between all devices configured with the same Apple ID.
Everyone should have their own Apple ID. They were never designed to be shared. -
Since updating my iPad mini I have been unable to send or receive messages. My iPad only wants to recognize contacts with apple products but still won't deliver a message to them. What can I do to solve this problem?
Try restarting the device first..
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button for a few seconds until the red "slide to power off" slider appears, then swipe the slider to power off.
Then press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the Apple logo appears.
If that doesn't help, try here > iOS: Troubleshooting Messages -
Having trouble trying to install itunes 10.5. Receive message saying 'There is a problem with this installer package. A program required for this install to complete could not be found. Please contact product vendor'
Managed to get the installation sorted. Go to Control Panel, and where you have a list of all installed programs, repair all the Apple/Itunes related programs. Installation worked fine after that. Hopefully it helps you out too!
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Problem in receiving messages via RFC Sender Adapter
Hi,
I have problems in receiving messages from SAP backens systems. Sometimes we are getting all messages sometimes not. Strange.
We are transfering report-results via asynchronous RFC calls. To avoid big message sizes we split them up in max. 1000 rows blocks.
Each RFC call on backend side is completed with COMMIT WORK!
We increased the number of connections in the RFC sender adapter. Then it was better, but the problem still exists! Not so often, but sometimes !?!?!
I hope everybody can help me. Thanks a lot!
best regards,
Hanneshi,
when you don't receive messages what do you see in SM58
on the r3?
any errors over there?
Regards,
michal
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions"><b>XI / PI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</b></a> -
Using windows 8 - receive message "ipod detected but cannot be identified properly" when connecting ipod nano 7th gen. Have unisntalled and reinstalled itunes from apple site as advised with no luck. Has anyone else had this problem and resolved it please?
This is how it's displayed: http://i50.tinypic.com/nd7vk7.jpg
And this is what happens when I click properties and 'search for solutions': http://i47.tinypic.com/2iu3vrc.jpg (the box disappears after that, apparently having done nothing, when I search online for software it informs me my computer already has the best/latest installed)
I use a Toshiba Satelite L350-170, my Vista is a 32-bit Thankyou!
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Itunes was working earlier and now I receive message that says "the folder "itunes" is on a locked disk or you not have write permissions for this folder" - what is this and how can I fix the problem?
Hey HaydenJulie,
Thanks for the question, and welcome to Apple Support Communities.
The following article provides information on permissions issues with iTunes. The troubleshooting steps included may resolve your issue:
iTunes: Missing folder or incorrect permissions may prevent authorization
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1277
Thanks,
Matt M.
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