Unable to set Internal delivery channel in B2B 11g

Hi
I am very new to B2B
I have some doubts that i want to clear
I am not sure whether the internal delivery channel will be automatically set in B2B 11g
I created an agreement for one of the external trading partner from host trading partner
When I try to deploy the agreement it is failing with the validation error
I don't know what is the error but I am believing that the internal delivery channel is not set for my host trading partner
I have two question's here
1. How to set Internal delivery channel in 11g B2B if it is not automatically set. If it is set what is it
2. Where can I find the log file on server. I want to get the details of the validation error occuring while I am deploying the agreement
Any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
Vijay Sai.S

Hi
Now I want to define a custom IDC using HTTP.
How Can I do that
If go to channels tab for my TP and select HTTP as channel, I am not able to save it and the error is Unable to create an IDC with HTTP as method.
Can you tell me how can I create custom IDC
I don't want to use QUEUE channel for IDC.
Secondly do I have to give proper details of my TP?
I mean to say I that I want to just deploy an agreement for testing purpose by just giving some dummy details of my TP connection.
What if I don't have proper details of my TP connection
Thanks for the log file path
I found it.
I couldn't find any extra details in it though
Thanks
Vijay Sai.S

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[URGENT]Internal Delivery Channels of B2B

Hi,
After going through the tutorials of B2B and BPEL interoperability i am bit confused as the information is bit abstract.
If my understanding is not wrong, the trading partners created in B2B communicate among themselves through the B2B inbound and B2B outbound channels. These B2B channels in turn use IP_IN_QUEUE and IP_OUT_QUEUE.
But when I am connecting a Host application say BPEL with B2B to map some data fetched from oracle apps to the 850.xsd, by choosing the deployed B2B docs through WSIL browser, the default queue that is being used is AQ, which uses IP_IN_QUEUE and IP_OUT_QUEUE.
I am confused when i am trying to view the entire setup as I feel there is some missing concepts while intregating BPEL on one side with one TP as Host and the other as Remote.
More over Iwould also love to know if any tables like (IP_QTAB) are populated during the process of enquing and dequing.
any comments from any corners will be beneficial.
Thanks and regards
Prabal
Message was edited by:
Prabal

Hi Prabal,
Firstly, in B2B there are two communication sides, one is Internal (facing internal applications such as BPEL, IC etc) and the other is External (facing Remote Trading partners, diff organizations).
For Internal Communication B2B uses by default AQ channels.
- IP_OUT_QUEUE is used by B2B to receive messages put in by Internal App and send them out to remote trading partners
- IP_IN_QUEUE is used by B2B to put the messages it has received from remote trading partners to be consumed by Internal Applications.
Note that these are not used for communication between trading partners.
For External Communication, B2B has support for various channels such as HTTP, FTP, File etc. and some transport exchange protocols such as AS2 (EDIINT), RNIF (RosettaNet Messages), ebMS, MLLP etc. Typically with EDI documents such as X12 docs, one would you EDI over Internet (AS2) or use generic transports such as File or FTP.
If you run Tutorial 3 (given in the B2B User Guide), it sets up X12 (850, 855, 997) over Internet (AS2). Please try and run this scenario for understand B2B.
Please note for this you would require two separate B2B machines.
After running the Tutorial, you can try to configure BPEL to enqueue and dequeue the messages instead of using the enq and deq scripts. Please note that one BPEL instance should be connected to one B2B instance eg. Acme (as per the tutorial) instance. You could create one process that will Enqueue the message into Acme and a second that will Dequeue the message from Acme.
The BPEL - B2B Outbound message flow is as follows
- BPEL picks message from Oracle APPS or any other internal application
- BPEL will convert this to 850 format.
- BPEL will enqueue the message into B2B. This message goes into IP_OUT_QUEUE and will be shown as an entry in the IP_QTAB. (Note both inbound and outbound show in IP_QTAB, and can be identified by the Q_Name column).
- B2B checks for outbound messages i.e. for messages on IP_OUT_QUEUE.
- B2B processes the outbound messages and send it out the pre-configured Trading Partner over delivery channel such as (HTTP, FTP, File etc).
The BPEL - B2B Inbound message flow is as follows
- B2B receives message from a remote trading partner over some pre-configured delivery channel (HTTP, FTP, File etc).
- B2B will process the inbound message and enqueue the message into the IP_IN_QUEUE.
- BPEL will be checking the IP_IN_QUEUE for new messages and will pick it up once it is put in by B2B.
- BPEL will process the message and pass it to whichever internal app the message is meant for.
Hope this helps in your understanding of B2B.
Thanks,
--Arun

B2B message Id propagated back to Internal Delivery channel.

Hi
I am interested to find out if there is any mechanism to get the message Id of the document sent by the B2B server back to the internal delivery channel. My requirement is to update the application that sent out a message to the partner via the B2B gateway after I receive an acknowledgment back from the TP. I am using RNIF, so I will be using the exchange level ack. I am also curious to know if B2B can send any control information about the doc exchange status through the internal delivery channel like Status, time sent, messageId etc.
Very urgent.
Thanks
Anteneh

Thanks for the quick turn around the issue. I need help on following
I set up two b2b instances. I am sending 3A4 document as a custom document on AS2 protocol. I have two issues:
1. my sender receives a MDN (acknowledgement) if we send syntactically correct data to partner. state of transaction when i look at the sender side 'business message status report' is changed to 'complete'.
when we send syntactically wrong data MDN is not generated by receiver and the sender side logs show the transaction state as 'waiting for ack'. receiver side 'business message status report' show the transaction as 'Error'.
I turned on the flag 'is acknowledgement handled by Integration b2b' to 'yes' on both sender and receiver side
2. The positive ack which is received by the sender, which changes the state of transaction to complete, I expected it to be posted on to IP_In_queue. But I dont see it there. I am using 'b2buser' to dequeue the message.

Oracle 11g b2b server JMS Internal Delivery Channel Configuration

Hi,
I am using Oracle 11g b2b server configured with ebMS protocol. I have created a JMS internal delivery channel at host trading partner. Now the Inbound message (message from remote trading partner) will be delivered to back-end application through the jms internal delivery channel. Now I wanted to send this message to the another weblogic server domain which is hosted on another box. So where do I give the other weblogic domain details such that the message will be delivered from the host trading partner's b2b server to remote weblogic domain queue?
Regards,
Baskaran

Hi Baskaran,
As already mentioned by Nitesh, You can Create a Internal JMS Delivery channel and configure the same in your agreement to route the messages to the remote weblogic(domain) JMS queue.
Remote weblogic domain's ip address and port details can be configured as part of JMS Internal Delivery channel, "Destination Provider" like below,
eg.
java.naming.provider.url=t3://<host>:<port>;java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.security.principal=<username>;java.naming.security.credentials=<password>
In this case the messages directly delivery to the remote JMS queue.
Regards
Nandagopal

BPEL JMS Adpater to publish message to B2B Internal Delivery Channel

We are planning to use the JMS adapter in BPEL to publish message to B2B Internal Delivery channels. But during the JMS Adapter configuration it doesnt list the B2B Internal queues (IP_OUT_QUEUE and IP_IN_QUEUE) in the list of queues. However for AQ Adapter in BPEL, during the AQ Adapter configuration its lists the queues(IP_OUT_QUEUE and IP_IN_QUEUE) in the list of the queues. We used the same database connection and user for both the adapters. The B2B queues are in the B2B repository.
Can we use the JMS Adapter in BPEL to publish message to B2B internal delivery channel and if so is there any other configuration we need to do?

You can use the default AQ to pub/sub messages in/out of the IP_IN and IP_OUT Qs.
However, if you still need to use JMS, then make the B2B listen to this JMS Q and then use the JMS adapter.
Using the default AQ should be robust and simple. But, again we have seen several customers implementing in thrid party JMS providers as per their business scenarios.
Regards
Anirudh Pucha

Using Weblogic JMS for internal delivery channel

hi,
I want my B2B to talk to back-end application through Weblogic JMS queues. I have configured internal delivery channel for this. I am getting error message 'Max retry exceeded' in b2b_idc_transport.log
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter thread: (DEBUG) initialize TransportReceiver: [WLIOutbound_TServer < jms > < Wholesale >]
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter thread: (DEBUG) JMSReceiver.init() started ....
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter thread: (DEBUG) Establishing JMS Connection.
2008.09.24 at 12:10:03:704: B2BStarter thread: (DEBUG) Establishing JMS Connection.
2008.09.24 at 12:15:03:428: B2BStarter thread: (ERROR) Max retry exceeded, closing everything
java.lang.Exception: Max retry exceeded
     at oracle.tip.transport.basic.jms.JMSMonitor.reconnect(JMSMonitor.java:833)
     at oracle.tip.transport.basic.JMSReceiver.init(JMSReceiver.java:333)
     at oracle.tip.transport.b2b.B2BTransport.init(B2BTransport.java:379)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface.initialize(AppTransportInterface.java:282)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine.initialize(Engine.java:512)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.init.B2BServer.initialize(B2BServer.java:280)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.init.B2BStarter.startB2B(B2BStarter.java:297)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.init.B2BStarter.run(B2BStarter.java:143)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
I have applied latest patch 7322333.
kindly let me know what is workaround for this? also, how can do debugging of this issue in B2B.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Vaibhav
Edited by: vaibs on Sep 26, 2008 12:15 AM

hi Sinkar,
Thanks for reply. I have checked connectivity from b2b server to weblogic server, using java stub. Stub can connect to the Q successfully.
here is my b2b.log
2008.09.24 at 12:09:49:233: main: B2B - (DEBUG) B2B initialize
2008.09.24 at 12:09:49:233: Main thread: B2B - (DEBUG) This is Main thread executing..
2008.09.24 at 12:09:49:233: Main thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2B start
2008.09.24 at 12:09:49:233: Main thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2B start - context started
2008.09.24 at 12:09:49:233: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - This is B2BStarter thread executing..
2008.09.24 at 12:09:49:233: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG)
Maximum Heap Size = 530907136
Memory Allocated = 8323072
Free Memory = 842560
2008.09.24 at 12:09:50:544: B2BStarter thread: BusinessLogicLayer - (INFORMATION) ExecutionContextManager initialization is done
2008.09.24 at 12:09:50:544: B2BStarter thread: BusinessLogicLayer - (INFORMATION) User's maxCachedSessions is set to 0
2008.09.24 at 12:09:50:560: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - Context Initialized
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:762: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - Start B2B
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:762: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - Starting B2B
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:762: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - configuration oained
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:762: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - clear global cache
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:793: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) XEngine not running. So no need to clear cached objects inside XEngine.
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [0] HL7 over MLLP Exchange
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [1] EDI X12 over AS1
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [2] Custom Document over Generic Exchange
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [3] EDI EDIFACT over Generic Exchange
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [4] RosettaNet over RNIF
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [5] EDI X12 over Generic Exchange
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [6] Custom Document over MLLP Exchange
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [7] Custom Document over AS1
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [8] EDI EDIFACT over AS1
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [9] HL7 over Generic Exchange
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (NIFORMATION) Repository:print: [10] Custom Document over Internet
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [11] Custom Document over ebMS
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [12] EDI X12 over Internet
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:824: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:print: [13] EDI EDIFACT over Internet
2008.09.24 at 12:09:51:981: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) Repository:constructCertSQL SELECT cert.ID, cert.CLASSTYPE FROM TIP_Certificate_ra cert, TIP_Party_ra party, TIP_DocumentExchange_ra docex WHERE cert.ID = docex.signingcredential AND cert.tradingpartner = party.ID AND party.ishosted != 'Y'
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:355: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.exchange.ebms.EBMSExchangePlugin:initialize Enter
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:355: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.exchange.ebms.EBMSExchangePlugin:header name: ebXML SOAP Envelope
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:355: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.exchange.ebms.EBMSExchangePlugin:header name: ebXML SOAP Message Header
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:386: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.exchange.ebms.EBMSExchangePlugin:initialize Exit
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:402: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.document.custom.CustomDocumentPlugin:initialize Enter
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:433: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.document.custom.CustomDocumentPlugin:initialize Exit
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:511: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize Enter
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:511: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize resetListener = true
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:511: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize initdcx = true
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:543: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize initialize TPAProcessor
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:558: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize Clear TPA Cache
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:558: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize initialize DataContext. Pool Size 0
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:574: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:initialize Treat Response as Request = false
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:574: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:initialize Exit
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:574: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize initialize Transport
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:574: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.TransportInterface:initialize Initialize Transport Logger.
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:574: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.TransportInterface:initialize Transport LogLevel = STATUS
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:605: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:getDeliveryEndPointList: Putting http://localhost
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:605: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.TransportInterface:initialize: Props: http://localhost port = 7777
PROTOCOL_ENDPOINT = null
2008.09.24 at 12:09:52:636: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) initialize TransportReceiver: [Wholesale_Transport_Server < http > < Wholesale >]
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:682: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface:initialize Initialize AppTransport Logger.
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:682: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface:initialize AppTransport LogLevel = WARNING
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:698: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (INFORMATION) Repository:getInternalDeliveryEndPointList: Putting jms://[email protected]
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:698: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface:initialize main Endpoint loop jms://[email protected]
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:698: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface:initialize looping through transport Endpoint: jms://[email protected]
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:698: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transport.AppTransportInterface:initialize add jms transport Endpoint: jms://[email protected] {Destination Provider Properties=java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.provider.url=t3://10.76.168.156:7010, jms.receiver.destination_password=weblogic, Connection Factory Location=weblogic.jws.jms.QueueConnectionFactory, jms.receiver.jndi_connection_factory_location=weblogic.jws.jms.QueueConnectionFactory, isTopic=false, Message Type=bytes, jms.receiver.is_topic=false, jms.receiver.factory_provider_properties=java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.provider.url=t3://10.76.168.156:7010, transport_callout_waittime=30, jms.receiver.jndi_destination_provider_properties=java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.provider.url=t3://10.76.168.156:7010, jms.receiver.polling_interval=10, polling_interval=10, Factory Provider Properties=java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory;java.naming.provider.url=t3://10.76.168.156:7010, jms.receiver.jndi_destination_location=[email protected], jms.receiver.destination_username=weblogic}
2008.09.24 at 12:09:53:713: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) initialize TransportReceiver: [WLIOutbound_TServer < jms > < Wholesale >]
2008.09.24 at 12:35:52:276: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:startListen Enter
2008.09.24 at 12:35:52:276: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:startListen Exit
2008.09.24 at 12:35:52:276: Thread-10: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:run Thread start
2008.09.24 at 12:35:52:276: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine:initialize Exit
2008.09.24 at 12:35:52:276: B2BStarter thread: B2B - (DEBUG) B2BStarter - B2B initialized
2008.09.24 at 12:35:52:884: Thread-10: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:run initialize Enter
2008.09.24 at 12:35:53:087: Thread-10: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:run initialize B2BListen turned off, will not listen on IP_OUT_QUEUE for messages
2008.09.24 at 12:35:53:087: Thread-10: B2B - (DEBUG) oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener:run start listening on message
Thanks,
Vaibhav
Edited by: vaibs on Sep 28, 2008 3:20 AM

File Internal Delivery Channel

I've created an internal delivery channel to poll for when a File is dropped into a specific directory on the B2B server. B2B should poll for the file and pick it up once the file appears to be sent out to our trading partner. The problem is B2B is not picking up the file and it is just sitting in the directory.
Directory where the file is being dropped: /rootdirectory/foldername/name/location
- directory is on the same server as b2b
File Name: TradingPartner_DocType_MessageType_MessageID.xml
- MessageID is unique
Permissions: The file used for testing was put there by ‘oracle’ home user.
Internal Delivery Channel Settings:
Transport Details:
Transport Protocol: File
URI: /rootdirectory/foldername/name/location
Polling Interval: 1
Receiver Read Only: false
Transport Sever Details:
Host name: B2B box
I created the TPA using the internal delivery channel I created. The configuration is deployed and when I drop the file there, nothing happens. Nothing seems to show up in the logs or error reports.
It seems as if B2B is not even polling that directory. Is there some configuration setting I'm missing? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Hello,
sankar has already given the solution. YOu might also want to enable the transport log for further error messages. Please do so in tip.properties.
#oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.transportTrace = c:\\oracle\\midtier\\ip\\log/transport.trc
Rdgs,Ramesh

Creation of new internal delivery channel using AQ

Hi,
I wanted to route one of Trading partner data to a different queue.(no want to use existing queues - IP_IN /IP_OUT queue).
This needs to create a new delivery channel using AQ in B2B.
I have gone thru the steps & entered all entries, but I am not able to find any queues created in B2B schema.
Do I need to create a queue using PL/SL in B2B to make it available as internal delivery channel or this setup itself will create a queue in B2B?
PFA the entirs:
for transport parameters
- transport server (B2B server IP)
- Protocol as AQ
-URI - b2b.<uri_name> (name of Queue, wanted to create)
- Hostname
- Port
-SID - b2b
-consumer - b2buser
- receiptient - null
-Polling interval - 6000
Transport server details:
Host name - (IP)
IP - Host IP
username -
Pswd - for B2B schema
Any pointers will be a great help.
Regards,
MS

As mentioned by TH in the above post, first thing is to create the data type that is used for messages - IP_MESSAGE_TYPE. This data type will already be present in the B2B database and could be reused.
For a new data type you could do the following.
==============================================================
Create a new data type using the following
==============================================================
create type IP_MSG_TYPE as OBJECT (
     MSG_ID VARCHAR2(128),
     INREPLYTO_MSG_ID VARCHAR2(128),
     FROM_PARTY VARCHAR2(512),
     TO_PARTY VARCHAR2(512),
     ACTION_NAME VARCHAR2(512),
     DOCTYPE_NAME VARCHAR2(512),
     DOCTYPE_REVISION VARCHAR2(512),
     MSG_TYPE INT,
     PAYLOAD CLOB,
     ATTACHMENT BLOB
Once you have created a new Data type ( or are reusing the existing data type), you need to create Queue Table that will hold the Outbound and Inbound message queues. The existing Queue table is "IP_QTAB" which can again be reused.
For new Queue table you could do the following
==============================================================
Create a new Queue Table using the following
==============================================================
execute dbms_aqadm.create_queue_table (     queue_table => 'MY_QTAB',
                         queue_payload_type => 'IP_MSG_TYPE',
                         multiple_consumers => FALSE);
If you need to reuse the datatype change the queue_payload_type to 'IP_MESSAGE_TYPE'.
Once we have the Queue Table that will hold the queues, we need to add and start the queues that are to be used for the inbound and outbound messages.
==============================================================
Create the new Queues into the Queue Table using the following
==============================================================
execute dbms_aqadm.create_queue (queue_name => 'B2B.MY_OUT_QUEUE', queue_table => 'B2B.MY_QTAB');
execute dbms_aqadm.create_queue (queue_name => 'B2B.MY_IN_QUEUE', queue_table => 'B2B.MY_QTAB');
execute dbms_aqadm.start_queue(queue_name => 'B2B.MY_OUT_QUEUE', dequeue => TRUE, enqueue => TRUE);
execute dbms_aqadm.start_queue(queue_name => 'B2B.MY_IN_QUEUE', dequeue => TRUE, enqueue => TRUE);
If you are reusing the queue table IP_QTAB for creation of new queues, then reference that for the queue_table in above commands.
You need to reference the queue_name eg. B2B.My_OUT_QUEUE in the B2B UI screen.
Hope this helps.
AKT

Inbound MDN's are being sent back to Internal delivery channel

AS2 over HTTPS (sync MDN's) are being sent back to inbound IDC rather than b2b consuming them , can any one point the root cause
Thanks,
Kalyan

Hi Kalyan,
Make sure that you are enabling "Is Acknowledgment Handled By Integration B2B?" in HOST trading partner.
Oracle B2B never defaults an IDC from any other business action. Moreover agreement configuration elements are independent of business protocol being used.
Each and every agreement will have a field "Responding Internal Delivery Channel " but this field appears if you selected "Yes" from the "Is Acknowledgment Handled By Integration B2B?" list when creating a remote trading partner on the Operational Capabilities page.
This field of agreement is used to select the internal delivery channel to use for responding to (acknowledging) messages.
Cross-check your business action configuration and corresponding agreement configuration again.
Please let me know the result.
Regards,
Anuj

File Internal Delivery Channel failed

hi all,
i'm facing some problem with the File Internal Delivery Channel, my idea is to output the incoming message from my remote trading partner into a folder.
i'd follow the steps in the user guide but i can see any files in the folder.
i've try the FTP Internal Delivery Channel and i can see those files in the folder.
can anyone help me here? how to output the incoming message into a folder using the File Transport Protocol??
Thanks

Hello PT,
A part of this question is also discussed in the other post named Transport Parameters for FTP1.0 . In acme-Global Chips scenario , you might want to define the delivery channel for Acme to be picked up from an FTP folder where Global Chips is assumed to be placing the files for inbound.
For outbound scenario, you have to define the delivery channel of GlobalChips to define the FTP end points so that B2B will put the files in the respective folder. HTH. Please let me know.
Rgds,Ramesh

997's sending through internal delivery channel

Hi All,
My scenario is , this is only for testing purpose.. I am sending PO through internal delivery channel to some other ftp in our local folder, b2b should send a 997 back to ipinqueue,, Is it possible to do that....
Help me to resolve this issue please..
Regards

Hi Ramesh,
I am getting below errror
Machine Info: (essapt020-u009.emrsn.com)
Description: Document Exchange protocol name "Generic" in message is different from document exchange protocol name "AS2" in agreement
StackTrace:
Error -: AIP-50523: Document Exchange protocol name "Generic" in message is different from document exchange protocol name "AS2" in agreement
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.tpa.MessageValidator.validateDocExchange(MessageValidator.java:245)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.tpa.MessageValidator.validateMessage(MessageValidator.java:131)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.tpa.TPAProcessor.processTPA(TPAProcessor.java:769)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.tpa.TPAProcessor.processIncomingTPA(TPAProcessor.java:240)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine.processIncomingMessage(Engine.java:1833)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine.incomingContinueProcess(Engine.java:2574)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine.handleMessageEvent(Engine.java:2444)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.engine.Engine.processEvents(Engine.java:2399)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener.onMessage(MsgListener.java:527)
     at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.MsgListener.run(MsgListener.java:374)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)

How to create a CUSTOM AQ internal delivery channel.

Hi,
I want to use a custom AQ internal delivery channel for inbound. Can someone please help me in the configuration details.

Hi Manindra,
You can either create a new URI or use the existing one. It's up to your requirement and use case. URI is nothing but the destination location on which B2B thread hear to pick the message and connects to pass the message.
Regards,
Anuj

Error while configuring channels in B2B 11g

Hi b2bgurus,
I am implementing RosettaNet protocol in 11g. 3C3 Invoice Notification. While configuring channels i got this following error:
"Messages for this page are listed below.
Acme_Custom_V02.00_Invoice_Notification_Outbound is not valid. Please correct the following errors.
Error -: B2B-52255: Certificate alias not specified in the secure delivery channel Acme_Channel.
Error -: B2B-52326: Transport protocol with https url has to have valid keystore location and password in host "
I get the above error while I provide http url as input. Do we have a protocol where we can provide https url?
Please explain i am new to B2B.
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get this error when i provide the url while channel creation. SSL is enabled by using BIG IP. Hence preparation of Key store is not requiredYou understanding is not correct. If you are initiating a SSL connection from Oracle B2B (by giving a HTTPS URL in delivery channel), then you have to configure identity and trust store in your Weblogic servers (SOA server) and you have to configure keystore on Oracle B2B console as well. As I mentioned earlier also refer the blog (http://anuj-dwivedi.blogspot.com/2010/10/enabling-ssl-on-oracle-b2b-11g.html) and perform the required steps.
If you don't configure a keystore then you CAN NOT initiate a SSL connection from Oracle B2B.
If you want Big IP to handle SSL then from Oracle B2B you have to initiate a plain HTTP connection and at BIG IP you have to route the request to the respective HTTPS channel (which I am not sure is possible though I am not familier with BIG IP)
Regards,
Anuj

Unable to set internal DNS

I have an OS X 10.6.8 Server with DNS and Mail running on it.
The internal domain does not match the external domain.
Users can send and receive IMAP email on iPhones, iPads and laptops whilst outside the network using 'mail.mydomain.com' with corect account details.
A and PTR lookups resolve correctly using the internal domain on the server and the external domain on the internet.
webmail.mydomain.com also works perfectly outside the network but is unreachable using https://webmail.mydomain.com:443 internally - and it should.
There is a ALIAS set up in the servers DNS that points webmail.mydomain.com (external) to server.mydomain.com (internal).
I am using a ZyXel P-660HN-F1Z Router with the firewall turned off and all the port forwarding correct... otherwise the external mail wouldn't work!
Previously we used a BT 2wire Gateway that didn't do anything clever - but all the mail worked internally and externally.
Is it my router config, or the DNS on the server screwed?
Would really love some help.
Thanks
Simon

There's not enough information to be sure of your configuration.
it would seem appropriate to set up your external domain - I'll refer to that external domain as example.com as your mydomain.com is a real and registered domain - as the MX record for your internal domain which I'll refer to as example.net.
With this configuration, there would be no internal definitions (A machine records or CNAME alias records for any of the example.com hosts in your internal DNS services.
If you're using the same example.com domain both within your local network and a second example.com implementation on a second and separate and external DNS server configuration, then you'll need to reference all the hosts directly in both places; in your internal DNS services configuration, and you'll need to replicate all definitions of all hosts in your external DNS services configuration.
See if your internal network can ping (if that's enabled) or telnet into port 25 or such using your external domain name, as that'll tell you if your router is smart enough to pass packages destined for your public static IP address back into your network.
Your internal hosts should all references ONLY your local DNS server on your LAN, and NO other DNS servers. Again, your internal hosts should reference ONLY your internal DNS server, and should not also reference your ISP DNS or other external DNS servers.
There's a list of internal DNS services setup information here, and there are also links from that article to articles around setting up external DNS services; DNS inside your firewall, and DNS outside your firewall.

WAIT FA through internal delivery channel

Hi B2B gurus,
We are receiving a 850(EDI XML) files from backend applications to B2B, from there we are receiving and posting it to our internal folder usinf FTP protocol.
We successfully completed the scenario but we stated as the Functional acknowledgementr required to "NO", in remote trading partner, but it still showing as WAITFA in B2B reports.
Could u please help us how does it show as "complete" instead of "WIAT FA", Actually We are not waiting for FA.
Regards

Very strange behavior. Make sure that you are on the latest patch.
Some pointer from my side :
1. If you did any changes after deploying the agreement, you need to redeploy the agreement.
2. Just try with changing 'Ack Mode' to 'None'.
Rgds,
Nitesh

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