Regarding the JDBC Communication Channel error

Hi all,
We installed one non-central adapter engine for our xi server. But when configuring jdbc channels with this non-central adapter engine, the jdbc channel not picking data from tables, instead it is always showing message "Processing Started". All the channels configured with central adapter engine are working fine. Basis person is working on this problem for 10 days, he didn't find any solution. Pls help us.
Note:-when we start the channel configured with non-central adapte engine, the channel is automatically getting lock in visual admin. Even though we will release the lock manually, after starting once again it is getting locked again.
thanks,
madhusudhan.

hi,
Is your decentral adapter engine working fine for other communication channels.There might be some problem in your decentral adapter engine installation.
You can refer to my blog on this.
Basic Steps In Decentralized Adapter Engine
regards,
ujjwal kumar

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