Recovery processes

Hi All,
Please help me in solving below issue
Recovery processes
A recovery process needs to be developed in B2B
PO transaction or PO change errors out in B2B
PO changes which updates the above PO is received
The recovery process must insure that:
a.     Dependent transactions to the errored transaction are not sent out of sequence
b.     Once the correction is made to the transaction that has dependent all transactions are to be sent in the correct sequence

Hi CNU,
I reviewed the log you sent. Your B2B is not at all trying to send back the MDN because incoming message errored out before agreement identification with error "AIP-50083: Document protocol identification error". This error is coming beacuse your supplier is not sending payload in proper format (as you mentioned, he is sending only "this is a test file").
If you want to do a connectivity test, please ask your supplier to send a message from his B2B and this message should be in a proper format and all the required headers should be present.
and also while i am trying to do telent to that server it showing below result....The telnet results show that your machine is not able to connect to the target endpoint. This may be due to that your supplier has a firewall which is not allwing you to access that link. Make sure that your supplier has opened the port (at his firewall) for your B2B system's IP range. This is a typical n/w issue.
Regards,
Anuj

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