RE: [ebxmlms-general] Triggering a Incoming Listener

[Steven H. <sh...@te...>]

You guys wrote it for us, but I can pass along the source code.

The symptom is that for this particular type of message, the application
handler failed to get the messages (the message type was the 'Remittance
Advice').  It worked prior to the 27th May, but didn't work for this
Friday's batch of messages.

Oddly, for other types of message (purchase orders) it works fine and has
continued to work fine, even after remittance advices's weren't getting
retreived.  (its like 1 listener stopped working out of all the ones the app
handler handles)



-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, 6 June 2005 5:25 PM
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Subject: Re: [ebxmlms-general] Triggering a Incoming Listener

Do you mean Hermes has received something from the other ebMS server, but
your application handler cannot get those messages from Hermes, right? If
so, would you please post some fragment of your app program so that we can
have more understanding? Thanks.
Regards, -Patrick

Steven Herod wrote:

>Hello
>
>I have a series of messages which have been received by Hermes
>
>These messages were supposed to be handled by an Incoming Listener, for 
>some reason they weren't picked up and extracted from Hermes.
>
>I have restarted the app handler that registers the listener and 
>handles the messages, but the messages still haven't been picked up.
>
>Is there away I can fool hermes into thinking message has just arrived 
>in order to force it to trigger the incoming listener to handle the file?
>
>Does this make any sense?  I'm making a few guesses about how hermes 
>works and I may be fundamentally wrong
>
>
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