Implementing Failed Message Routing
Failed Message Routing is an error handling capability built into BizTalk that allows us to automate how we handle failures in either send or receive ports. Unlike the suspended messages we have seen in the BizTalk Administration console thus far, which are moved out of the work queues and into the suspended queue, failed messages marked for routing do not suspend, but make a second pass, looking for a new set of subscribers with a new set of properties promoted. The old promoted properties are demoted during this failed routing process.
These newly promoted properties include a failure code and the send or receive port names. There are others, but these are generally the most useful to us. Enabling failed message ...
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