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When I was at Tech Ed in Boston in June I spoke to Lee Graber (Developer Lead for the BiztTalk Core Engine) about how you would go about sending all routing failures (messages without subscribers) to a send port so that a copy is readily available.  He showed me a quick demo that was pretty cool.  Here are the steps to complete this simple demonstration:

1.  Create any old receive port, making sure you check “Enable Routing For Failed Messages” as below:


2.  Create a Send Port with a filter ErrorReport.FailureCode = “0xc0c01680” (this is the code for routing failures, like the ones you see in Event View and HAT that say “Can't find a matching subscription for the message“)

Test it by dropping any old message (where there is no port or orchestration expecting a message of that type) on the receive port and watch it appear out the send port.

posted on Saturday, July 22, 2006 9:50 AM

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# re: Routing All Failed Messages in BizTalk 2006

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10/18/2007 10:10 PM | Frenk

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