Scribe insight 01 publisher deep dive

1. Publisher Deep Dive

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Abstract
All of the Application Adapters have associated publishers which
generate XML in the MSMQ. And because each one works a bit
differently we will discuss the entities, Windows Services,
customizations, and message queues that operate to transport
messages from applications into the Microsoft Message Queue. Before
this session is complete you will have a full understanding of how to
troubleshoot and optimize the integration by detailing how XML gets
generated for each publisher type.

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Agenda
Overview of Publishers
Types of Publishers
Details of how each publisher works
Troubleshooting
Tips n Tricks

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Overview
Publishers provide Event Driven integration from specific apps
Utilize outbound capabilities
Each one is different
Allows real time integration capabilities
Data flows to PubIn then to ScribeIn

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Application Publishers
CRM GP AX NAV
SFDC
Email
Bridge
Query

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Publisher Details
Dynamics CRM
•CRM Plugin
•CRM Workflow
•Custom Object?
Salesforce.com
•Outbound
Message
•IIS ASP page

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Publisher Details
Dynamics GP
• SQL Triggers
• Shadow
Table
Dynamics NAV
• Codeunit
Changes
• PubQueue
Table
Dynamics AX
• Codeunit
Changes
• PubQueue
Table

8. CRM Publisher
ScribeServicesCRMMSMQDTS
Phase
Update / Insert /
Delete Plugin
Tracking Token
Bridge
XMLTemp
Bridge Filter
XML ScribeInQueue
Listener
Message Processor

9. SFDC Publisher
ScribeServicesSFDCMSMQDTSWebPage
Phase
Update / Insert /
Delete Plugin
Outbound Message
XML ScribeInQueue
Listener
Message Processor
ASP Page

10. GP Publisher
ScribeServicesGPSQLMSMQDTS
Phase
Update / Insert /
Delete Trigger
Shadow Table
Update
Bridge
XML ScribeInQueue
Listener
Message Processor

11. AX Publisher
ScribeServicesAXMSMQDTS
Phase
Update / Insert /
Delete Document Services
PubQueue Table
Scribe Service Filter
XML ScribeInQueue
Listener
Message Processor

12. NAV Publisher
ScribeServicesNAVMSMQDTS Phase
Update / Insert /
Delete NAV
Custom Code
PubQueue Table
Bridge
Filter
XML ScribeInQueue
Listener
Message Processor
XML ScribeInQueue
Bridge

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MSMQ Points of Interest
XML Messages can only be 4 MB (Not Characters) in Size
• Typical XML message is 75k (2 Million Messages = 150 MB)
• Attachments are uncompressed in an XML document
Durable and Transient Message Queues
ALL Messages in Queue Reside in Server RAM Pool

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MSMQ Trouble Shooting
"Insufficient Resources"
• The message size is too large
• The machine quota has been exceeded
• Routing problems when opening a
transactional foreign queue
• Lack of disk space

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Troubleshooting
Use PubSucceeded
Test queue security
• MSMQ test tool in Scribe install
Check queue storage limits
• System DeadLetterMessages
Look at the originating app for errors

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Tips and Tricks
Use Joins in XML
Utilize Filtering to
reduce noise
Leverage queue
forwarding inside
the integration
processes
Utilize DTS
parameters for
routing