Set up asyncronous correlation to MSMQ / Dynamics AX2012

Hi Pros,
I am using the MSMQ-Adapter to send an async. message to Dynamics AX2012. The message is processed by AX and the response is put to an outbound MSMQ directory.
BizTalk receives the response but i have problems setting up a working correlation so that the Orchestration can go on processing with the response message. I am currently getting a Routing-Failure.
I tried MSMQT.CorrelationId for the correlation without success. Is there anything in Dynamics AX I have to set up to make this work?

Hi Trombone,
As you are using One Way Send Port you will have to specifically maintain/manage Correlation between the outgoing and incoming message. You can do that by initializing any Correlation Set and later following the same on next receive shape.
For this either you will have to identify some common element between the outgoing and incoming message or create something like explained in below.
Please check the below example- Implementing Correlation (Property Promotion) without any Common Element
Thanks,
Prashant
Please mark this post accordingly if it answers your query or is helpful.

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