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Simetra, when I saw your original post about the alert agent it bothered me because this is a forum for sharing knowledge not for promotion. In your latest reply when Technocat asked you to share information you offered to help a "little" but outside the context of the forum. Nobody on this...

Please disregard this thread, as it turns out the exceptions were being trapped in a super class of the class which was throwing the exceptions so the error was never raised to eGate.

Anyone had any luck rolling back from a generic java eWay? The documentation suggests that if you throw the CollabResendException from the processOutgoing(byte[] outEvent) method this will rollback outEvent but in our experience this does not work. I have tried throwing CollabConnException...

Thanks DevIntProd, this unfortunately does not work either. This bit of functionality although it has been useful to us in our Monk eWays, we are willing to live without. Thanks for your posts, they have been very helpful. -Ben

DevIntProd, Your assessment was absolutely correct on one hand. The collaboration rule files specified in the rule's .ctl file get loaded from the registry to the client directory when the collaboration rule first loads. And as you suggested these files were not getting loaded in to the client...

Hi, I do not think this can be done but I will ask anyway. We are in the process of converting some of our Monk eWays to Multi Mode Java (stceway.exe) eWays. One requirement of the project is that we support all of the functionality we supported in our Monk eWays, and one bit of functionality...

DevIntProd, thank you for your post, I was unaware of the "Existing Collaboration" option. Your suggestion worked perfectly. Thanks.

eGate Enterprise Manager allows you to delete an eWay which has collaborations associated with the eWay. There is no error message and when the eWay is deleted and the collaborations are left in the registry with no way to remove them. This is a problem in that I am doing some benchmarking and...