on 10-19-2010 7:34 AM
Hi experts,
Currently we have interfaces with connection problems that causes the number of threads of the adapters is at maximum, so I have decided to split in two adapter engine the interfaces, critical and noncritical. I've been reading with a central non adapter is possible. There is another way to do it?
Thanks in advance
Edited by: Jose Manuel Berral Fernandez on Oct 19, 2010 8:35 AM
Hi Jose
> Currently we have interfaces with connection problems that causes the number of threads of the adapters is at maximum
The problem is not clear in your message. be clear in following things.
1. In what kind of adapters you have this problem?
2.how frequent is this connection problem?
3.Try analyzing why this problem is coming.
there can be many reasons for this connectivity loss issue!
1. Data transfer over thirdparty network.
2. Prioritize of the data packets in the third party network (if in the 3rd party network prioritize is not done on it, by default our messages/threads will be assigned to lowest priority - so when data load is high in the network lowest priority messages gets canceled.) - this is one of major cause of data loss issue when we deal with 3rd party network.
4. If you are facing this connectivity issue File adapter please configure below properties in the adapter and do the test again.
-> Set Connection mode -->per file transfer
--> in advanced mode set "ftp.timeout" with value around 300ms.
above two will ensure that the connection thread is released after each processing. else the thread wont be released.
PS: Connection is getting terminated because earlier messages are not releasing the threads after the message processing.
please give us more input what is the scenario/adapter used, what connection error u r getting what network is it connecting to (same network or 3ed party network).
Regards,
Senthilprakash
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Hi,
If you are using PI 7.1, then you can go ahead with the approach of message prioritization.
Set the critical messages at high priority.
-Supriya.
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