Setting JMS CorrelationID before posting to JMS queue

Hi, my senario is that before posting a message to the JMS queue I want to set its correlation ID so that while fetching the response message gets tracked using the correlation ID that I have set not the one that is defaulted...can it be done in OSB if yes can you tell how and at what stage.
Regards
RAHUL

Route to [ JMSBS ]
Request Actions:
Set Transport Headers for[ Outbound Request ]
Pass all Headers through Pipeline
Transport Headers
Name Action
JMSCorrelationID Set Header to [ '44444444444' ]This works for me. When I see the message on JMS queue, in the "Correlation ID" field, it holds value 44444444444
Can you cross-check it again at your side?
Regards,
Anuj
Edited by: Anuj Dwivedi on Jan 6, 2011 6:07 PM

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Background:
A proxy services (HTTP) recieves a raw xml message. This is routed to a business service , which will post to a JMS queue on weblogic.
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We need to add specific data from body as correlation id to the JMS message that will be posted to the queue.
I know this may sound weird but the application which is consuming the message from JMS queue wont work without this correlation id.
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Revision: 19866
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Detail:Connector [MAIN_Q:null:JMS] caused an exception when getting a resource of type [7].
at fuego.connector.ConnectorException.exceptionOnGetResource(ConnectorException.java:95)
     at fuego.connector.ConnectorTransaction.getResource(ConnectorTransaction.java:324)
     at fuego.connector.ConnectorTransaction.getResource(ConnectorTransaction.java:298)
     at fuego.connector.JMSHelper.getSession(JMSHelper.java:75)
     at fuegoblock.msg.DynamicJMS.sendMessage(DynamicJMS.java:145)
     at xobject.Utility.JMSService.writeToAppQueue(JMSService.xcdl:11)
     at xobject.Utility.Notification.sendAuditNotification(Notification.xcdl:19)
     at XXX.ManualProcess.Default_3_0.Instance.CIL_preProcessor(Instance.xcdl:20)
     at XXX.ManualProcess.Default_3_0.Instance.CIL_preProcessor(Instance.xcdl)
     at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
     at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
     at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:585)
     at fuego.server.execution.EngineExecutionContext.invokeMethodAsCil(EngineExecutionContext.java:1082)
     ... 31 more
Please help how can I resolve this issue
Thanks
Sailendra

I am also getting the same issue. Sailendra, did you resolve the issue?
If not could anyone help us to resolve this issue.
I am using Tibco JMS for queue and I have set 'ConnectionFactory' as Connection Factory Lookup Name value in the external resourse.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ramanan

Calling Foreign JMS in SOA Suite 11g JMS Adapter

Hi,
Just want to get some guidance in the implementation of Foreign JMS in WebLogic 10.3.
I followed the creation of the Foreign JMS Server using this document:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/apirefs.1111/e13952/taskhelp/jms_modules/foreign_servers/CreateForeignServers.html
I am trying to connect to a remote Weblogic 10.3 JMS queue but cannot get pass the JDev wizard stage.
I need to call the foreign JMS via the Fusion 11g JMS Adapter but cannot lookup the destination from the JDev wizard. My composite will produce a message that will end up in the remote queue.
Has anybody got this to work? Is this supported in JMS Adapter? I've read quite a few using MDB to call the Foreign JMS but not JMS Adapter.
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Please refer to the following document that shows how to access remote wls jms queues and topics. This is the preferred way when accessing remote wls destinations.
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Sound Blaster FAQ - READ ALL OF ME BEFORE POSTING - Updated 07/15/05

Sound Blaster FAQ - READ ALL OF ME BEFORE POSTING - Updated 07/15/05 [ Edited ]Options01-24-2005 07:51 AM - last edited on 08-05-2010 07:14 PM by * KokChoy-CL
Before Posting:
Is your sound card not working? Do you need advice on what to try to fix it? Then you are at the right place. Before posting your question, there are a few things you will want to check first.
Perhaps your question has already been asked and answered. Thousands of questions have been asked and are all stored here on the forums. Right above that orange navigation bar is the search bar, try searching for what you are experiencing. If there is a thread but it doesn't answer your question, check the date, if it is several weeks since the last reply it would be better to name a new thread then resurrect the dead thread.
Also before posting collect as much information about your card as possible. Get the model number off of the card/device itself and also the inkstamp number (found on an inkstamp or silkscreen on the non-chip side of the card) if you have a sound card. Please note that if you have a card that was preinstalled in your computer by the manufacturer or you bought the card in a brown box or static bag that it is most likely an OEM card. In cases like these it may be best to contact the retailer or the manufacturer (don't forget to check their forums if they have them) for support as the cards can be very different from the retail versions.
Lost CD, Need Drivers:
Standalone drivers are available for many of our sound cards and devices on our website. The best way to check is to go to Support/Downloads and select your product from the list and click next. Then you select your Operating System from the drop box (keep the other options on their defaults) and click go. The very first section should be the driver listings. Just because a driver says that it is an update, doesn't mean that it isn't a standalone driver. The best way to check is to click on the details button and read the requirements section. If it doesn't say that it requires previous drivers then it is most likely stand alone and is worth installing. These standalone drivers usually include a configuration utility called "CTpanel.exe" that a quick search of your drive after install will locate. You can use this to set the card up.
If your card does not list standalone drivers then you will want to contact support to obtain an install CD.
If your card is OEM, you will need to contact the manufacturer of your system or the retailer you purchased it from for the install CD. There can be major differences between retail and OEM models and the retailer or manufacturer are provided with drivers specific to the card they are distributing.
Standard Troubleshooting:
If you are going to ask a question, there are a few standard troubleshooting steps that are suggested for almost any problem. You should really check them out before posting a question as it can save you a lot of time waiting on replies.
First off, try a cleansweep and reinstall of your card. Often all that the card needs is a fresh start. The steps for this are found in these Knowledgebase articles:
Uninstalling Sound Blaster Drivers and Applications(Windows Vista)
Uninstalling Creative Disc Detector
Uninstalling Sound Blaster PCI Cards
Uninstalling PCMCIA Sound Blaster Devices in Windows XP
Uninstalling ExpressCard Sound Blaster Devices in Windows XP
If that doesn't work, not all is lost. There are many standard troubleshooting steps that are used for almost all problems. Fortunately we have a separate Kbase article that covers these steps. It even has suggestions for specific problems. Here is that link:
http://support.creative.com/kb/showa....aspx?sid=2538
Popping Clicking, Hissing, and Other Sound anomalies:
Perhaps your question is about a popping, clicking, or hissing sound that your card seems to be generating. If so, then this article is for you. The sound optimization article:
http://support.creative.com/kb/showa...aspx?sid=46913
If Nothing Above Works:
One last thing to try would be to clean boot your version of Windows. Perhaps an application is getting in the way of the card working correctly. Try it and see if the card works when clean booting into Windows. If so then something that is starting up is interfering with the card.
Clean boot XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310353
Clean boot 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281770
Clean boot ME
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=267288
Clean boot 98SE
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=192926
Clean boot 95
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=243039
Only two speakers with Coax or Optical Input:
Are you using a set of digital speakers with a coaxial or optical input? Are you connecting to a home theater receiver using a coaxial or optical input? If you said yes to either of these then this article will let you know what to expect from these connections.
http://support.creative.com/kb/showa....aspx?sid=5764
Speaker Connectivity Guide:
Are you trying to connect your speakers and just need a hand in figuring this out? We have a speaker guide that will cover virtually every possibility.
http://support.creative.com/kb/showa....aspx?sid=5035
Midi Troubleshooting:
Is this a Midi Problem? Check out this guide to make sure everything is setup correctly.
http://support.creative.com/kb/showa....aspx?sid=2448
Boston Acoustic Digital Speakers or Prebuilt System With a Digital Live! Card
Some name brand systems shipped with a special Live! Value card that was made to work with digital speakers. If you system shipped with a Live! Value and you have digital speakers you will need to use drivers provided by your system manufacturer. If you use the drivers on the Creative website your card will no longer work with your digital speakers.
If you have a set of Boston Acoustic digital speakers that came with your system and they are not working with your sound card, make sure you have it connected to the digital out on the card. Also make sure that the digital out is enabled.
If None of this helps:
If none of this helps, then it is probably time to go ahead and post your question. Make sure to let everyone know what you have already tried from this article, otherwise you may get responses suggesting you try them again.
Above all else, don't panic.
Jeremy
If you have suggestions for this FAQ please post them in a thread entitled "FAQ Suggestion" and they will be evaluated.
Message Edited by KokChoy-CL on 07-04-2008 04:23 PM
"Hello, babies. Welcome to Earth. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It's round and wet and crowded. At the outside, babies, you've got about a hundred years here. There's only one rule that I know of, babies - 'God [darn] it, you've got to be kind."

There's a small discussion on the Asus forums about this issue here:
http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=20052602425373&board_id=&model=A8V&pa ge=&SLanguage=en-us
I'm extremely certain this has nothing to do with Creative. I recently tried a Turtle Beach Riviera 5. sound card in my Asus A8V board with the same poor result. Onboard sound works fine as long as you remove the PCI card. Oddly, the four sound cards I've tried (three by Creative) work fine on the same MB using Windows 98. Only Windows XP has this issue, but since it works fine if you restart/wake up from standby/or hit F0 after entering the BIOS, it's obviously directly related to the BIOS.
Since this problem has gone on for so long with no acknowledgment from Asus, I'm not very hopeful this will ever get fixed. I've considered trying an M-Audio Revolution 5. and see if that works, but I know it's a long shot. I'm also not sure if I want to risk close to $00 on a sound card that I figure has a 0% chance of working.
(If ANYONE out there in the world has a sound card that works with games on an Asus A8V - please, please, pretty please post in this forum so we can all go out and get it!)
It absolutely amazes me that a problem this significant slipped by Asus during their supposed "4,000 dedicated man hours" of testing!

Accounting Document Checks Before Posting

Hi All,
I would like the system to perform a few checks before the acounting document for Vendor Invoice - KR i sposted.
I would like the system to check for Posting Date, Document Date, Reference Field.
Where should I configure this setting?

Hi,
Im not quite understand your question..
for example, u want to post document via F-02. u can check your information before posting. u can choose menu document -> simulate to check as posting date, debit, credit, tax code and so on.
Hope this help. if i'm wrong please give me more information.
Regard.

Billing before posting good issue

Hi Experts:
For business reasons I need to bill an OD before posting good issue.
I set the copy control header (From Delivery to Bill), but I found that the OD wasn't shown in trx VF04 .
Afterwards I found that VF04 is filled with the billing index VKDFS, I guess you can find all the OD already posted there.
Could you please advice how can I fix this up.
Thanks.

Hi,
I am not sure what the business requirment is but maybe you could use the Pro Forma billing functionailty in SAP, this will allow you to create a pro forma invoice for the delivery without PGI first but will have no financial implications, the invoice will still need to be created later after the PGI is done
Regards
Paul

ASN user exit, before posting DESADV IDOC.

Hi
I have a requirement to compare the sales order quantity and delivery quantity before posting the outbound DESADV IDOC to the external system. Can anyone tell me which use exit to be used.
If there is no exit, can anyone please tell me the alternative way to achieve the same functionality.
Regards
Rinku

If you use NW 7.0, you may use an implicit enhancement option at the end of the FM, to set status 68 (it's an export parameter)
Otherwise, create your own FM which calls idoc_input_delvry, and set status 68 in your FM. You must customize transaction WE57 to call your FM instead of idoc_input_delvry.

Read this before posting about LR 4!!!

Folks, it would be really, really useful if you realize that there is a whole forum set up to discuss Lightroom 4 beta discussions.
The LR engineers are paying more attention there and beta testers are spending quality time there.
So, before posting anything about LR 4 Beta, move it over to the Lightroom 4 Beta Forum, please?

J.K. ROFLing,
What do you suggest littleshoulders?
I have made suggestions, whereas others have not but have also asked for changes here in regards to posting topic probems.
A suggestion I have made was to force the user whichever way they enter discussions to fill in a form that directs the user to the most appropriate forum. This doesn't need to be a long form but I'm sure you have seen this type of form on other sites that narrow a search down.
I'm certainly not an expert (I assume Apple has enough on staff to handle the logistics) and would only venture a guess as to what might be asked on the form to narrow the search.
Most importantly, I can't believe that the form would be any more labor intensive on the user than navigating through the Discussion pages to get to an appropriate forum. And quite frankly, even if it were it would certainly direct the user to an appropriate forum saving huge amounts of wasted time trying to get their support.
"Computer: iMac G3
OS version: OS X v10.3.9
What is you computer problem or support topic: Terminal problem"
I'm sure there would have to be other menu options (pop-ups and user filled info) for this type of search process but that is an abbreviated example for this excercise.
These directing forms are used all over the internet to direct the user to the appropriate product, support or otherwise.
I contend that the way that Discussions is presented currently that it needs this type of user interface to work properly.
In closure, I have to say that I don't believe in status quo and think that any change for the better is welcome and I bet all those novice users who struggle with posting topics correctly would agree. They obviously need more help than what is currently offered with posting.
regards,
littleshoulders

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