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The channel is configured throw an recoverable, temporary error for this warning (default). Decide whether you want to bypass this message. If so, set the Pending Handling channel parameter to Bypass and restart the message afterwards.

Adapter Framework caught exception: Pending message discovered: 5deff04e-b1cd-0a63-e100-00000a586e52.The channel is configured throw an recoverable, temporary error for this warning (default). Decide whether you want to bypass this message. If so, set the Pending Handling channel parameter to 'Bypass' and restart the message afterwards.

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2011-12-20 10:52:04 Error Delivering the message to the application using connection JMS_ failed, due to: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: Pending message discovered: 5deff04e-b1cd-0a63-e100-00000a586e52.The channel is configured throw an recoverable, temporary error for this warning (default). Decide whether you want to bypass this message. If so, set the Pending Handling channel parameter to 'Bypass' and restart the message afterwards..

While trying to send the message from Regional PI to one of Global PI box, I am getting the below error in Receiver communication channel (using Seeburger AS2 adapter, the target file will be in EDI format):

Message processing failed. Cause: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: BICMODULE:Temporary error: BIC XI Adapter call failed. Reason: 2 errors occured. First error: FieldData testValueTooLong(): destination offset 221: The value assigned to the Field 3036 (value UL-DE PRODUKTIONS GMBH & CO OHG WERK PRATAU, path UNB.UNH.SG25.CNI.SG43.NAD:C080.3036) is too large - truncated. DESCRIPTION: FieldData Warning: The value assigned to the Field 3036 is too large! It was automatically decreased. Last error: FieldData testValueTooLong(): destination offset 309: The value assigned to the Field 3036 (value UBF-PL- DSO SU KATOWICE UNILEVER DSO/SAV SU KATOWICE, path UNB.UNH.SG25.CNI.SG43[2].NAD:C080.3036) is too large - truncated. DESCRIPTION: FieldData Warning: The value assigned to the Field 3036 is too large! It was automatically decreased.

We are using spring integration sftp inbound channel adapter which poll every few seconds and downloads the zip file to local dir for further processing. Problem starts when there is a big file where client is still uploading that file and this inbound adapter picks up that incomplete file. We are using AcceptAllFileFilter for remote filtering and for local we have custom filter.

I had the same error. Pinging IP addresses worked, but no DNS resolution. Outside of WSL everything was fine. The problem was caused by OpenVPN for me, when I disconnected from my workplace's VPN, the error was gone.

I fixed it by setting an inbound firewall rule for the WSL network adapter - run this in Powershell:

New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "WSL allow in" -Direction Inbound -InterfaceAlias "vEthernet (WSL)" -Action Allow

1. Can you try to disable IPv6 binding on your OS? In windows run ncpa.cpl, right click & properties of 'PANGP virtual Ethernet adapter' (or Ethernet 3) and unselect IPv6 binding. This should completely remove IPv6. Reboot and test.

If set to 'No'. This allows Windows endpoints to send DNS queries to the DNS server set on the physical adapter if the initial query to the DNS server configured on the gateway is not resolved. This option retains the native Windows behavior to query all DNS servers on all adapters recursively but can result in long wait times to resolve some DNS queries.

I've tried solution 1. and it worked! First I tried disabling the IPv6 Protocol on PANGP virtual Ethernet adapter (which is Ethernet 2 on my configuration) and issue was still present. Then I also disabled IPv6 Protocol on the 'real' connection, so Ethernet 3 and this time it worked!

Turning off IPv6 binding on one interface should not turn it off on another.

So, turning it off on the GP interface (Ethernet 2), that should not turn it off on the physical LAN Ethernet (Ethernet 3) yet comparing the last screenshot to the first few, IPv6 is completely disabled.

But one thing I notice from the first post is that the Ethernet 3 seems to be getting issued an IPv6 from the router from somewhere in addition to its link-local IPv6 address, first with what might be a DHCP suffix as the temporary IPv6, then switching to MAC based IP. Not sure if IPv6 prefix of FDD7 has any IP type significance like FE80 has.

As for the temporary IPv6 address, I found this which indicates Windows can generate random generated IPv6 suffixes for purposes of privacy. Seems it does this along with the one based on MAC.

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I've installed Kubuntu 18.04 on a desktop with an ethernet connection. During the installation, updates were downloaded and the internet was working fine. Once the operating system is installed, every time I try to ping any website I get the following error:

But I got so blinkered about that DNS error message that I just assumed it was a misconfiguration of DNS on the host rather than on the firewall. Once I fixed the NAT rule, normal DNS resolution was restored. D'Oh!

Alvin Gerholdt, try this " The battery failing is the most likely culprit but you should check to see if there are any problems with either the notebook or Ac adapter before rushing out and replacing the battery.

I would start by checking the bios, start the system tapping F2 to enter the bios, you can also tap F12 and choose bios from the menu. Once in the bios look for the option for AC adapter warnings, if they are disabled enable them and save changes. If there is a problem with the adapter you should start getting errors about the adapter.

This was happening on my Dell P57G laptop with 11.1v battery. I checked several things and saw that the power supply was producing voltage. The computer when powered on would show the battery disabled and the adapter message was showing a problem as well. Something like not recognized and adjusting for the power needed to run laptop. I then noticed the plug was not inserting properly. Upon closer inspection, the center pin was bent to the side. The laptop would run like this when plugged in, but would not charger the battery. I unplugged and let the power run out of the power supply completely and then used a tiny Philips head screwdriver to bend the center pin back into position. The Philips head allowed me to have a groove to sort of grab the pin and push it gently without slipping off. Sure enough, plugged the power cord back into laptop. It seated like new and the battery charging light came on. Booted up and no more messages about battery being temporarily disabled or the adapter not being recognized.

You must enable tracing between the adapter, WCF LOB Adapter SDK, and SQL Server to gather more information about any issues you encounter while using the SQL adapter. For more information about tracing support in the SQL adapter, see Diagnostic Tracing and Message Logging in the SQL adapter.

When you try to start the Add Adapter Service Reference Plug-in or the Consume Adapter Service Add-in, WCF loads the adapter bindings for all the installed adapters. In turn, the adapter bindings are dependent on the specific client software for the enterprise application. You might face this issue if you did a Typical or Complete installation of the adapter, which installs all the adapters contained in the BizTalk Adapter Pack. However, the LOB client libraries might be installed for only one enterprise application. As a result, the GUI fails to load the bindings for the other adapters.

Unlike the earlier version of the adapters shipped with BizTalk Server, the SQL adapter shipped with BizTalk Adapter Pack does not show up in the list of adapters in the BizTalk Server Administration console.

The latest SQL adapter is a WCF custom binding. So, although the BizTalk Server Administration console displays the WCF-Custom adapter, it does not display the WCF custom bindings and hence, does not display the WCF-based SQL adapter.

Specify the SOAP action in the send port or as a message context property in a BizTalk orchestration. For instructions, see Configure the SOAP action for the SQL adapter. See Messages and message schemas to see a list of actions for each operation.

Set the SendTimeout binding property for the SQL adapter to a fairly large value. For instructions on how to set the binding properties, see Configure the binding properties for the SQL adapter.

In a BizTalk project in Visual Studio, if the schemas generated from the Consume Adapter Service Add-in contains invalid characters or reserved words for the RootNode TypeName property, the following error will occur while compiling the project:

The SQL adapter does not support generating metadata for strongly-typed stored procedures that contain temporary tables in their definition. Instead, you should generate metadata for the same procedure from under the Procedures node while using the Add Adapter Service Reference Plug-in or Consume Adapter Service Add-in. be457b7860