Process not writing to JMS queue with non-xa data source

I have a process reading from a JMS-AQ with non XA, but it does not seem to be performing a commit and writing to the queue. If I use XA all the way ut works, but I don't get the desired error handling which I have built. Anything obvious I am missing? 11.1.1.5 SOA

Hi,
Under Weblogic JDBC Datasources select the datasource and then select Transaction tab there you can find Use XA datasource interface.
and In DB adapter ... go to Configuration Tab ---Outbound Connection Pool--- Unhide the pool group -Select JNDI name ( e.g eis/DB/local ) ---enter the JDBC datasource created earlier in weblogic JDBC datasource against xADataSourceName..
Now Click on Transaction tab & select Transaction Support: as XA Transaction .
Regards,
Abhinav Gupta

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"Justin Dossey" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
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creates
a JMS server and some queues, among other things.
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as
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File "<iostream>", line 145, in set
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I transfer all the data source which is required for sales overview cube 0SD_C03.
lets take two senairos.
for example take 2LIS_11_VAHDR to BI 7 and then i migrate this data source with Export option after that i activate the data source and then i initialize the delta request with data.
the request successfully generated in BI to R/3 but in monitor it shows in yellow for long period of time and no data arrive i wait for 30 min but nothing happen.
in second one i initialize the delta process for data source 2LIS_12_VCHDR this data source i did't migrate but face the same situation.
can you please explain what will be the cause of this and how i can manage to fetch the data from ECC6 client through Business content data source.
i did not migrate the update rules into transformations.
any help will be highly appreciated.
kind regards,
Zeeshan

yes that is what exactly happen i did not do any thing as in the previous update rules there are written complex abap routine.
please let me know how to generate the update rules as was there previously or if i have to revert the datasource back to the previous position what i have to do.
i have figure out that why the data is not coming from SAP just need steps that how to revert the data source or make the new transformations with generated update rules or transformation.
any help will be highly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Zeeshan
Edited by: Zeeshan haider on Jun 2, 2009 6:02 PM

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