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stop egate. delete IQ directories of your schema.

why don't you make the payload node a repeating node and assign the values for each record. After the while loop publish the that single event.

Probably you have created the etd using DBWizard and used it in your collaboraton rule, but forgot to map that instance in the collaboration to subscribe from a connector.

Check the following: IQManager is starting and staying up. If not the problem might be the port number. The port number is being used by another process. change the port number and try again. If the IQManager is OK, then check the connection properties, mainly host name, server name and port...

Instead of this: EGate.eventSendToEgate(etdReply.rawInput()); Try this: EGate.eventSendToEgate(etdReply.marshal());

You won't be able to find any books on egate at bookstores. All the documentation comes with egate software as PDF files. That should be enough to start with.

You can't delete the event from collaboration, but you can mark it as read by returning true from the collaboration

You don't need any special connection to do this. Here is a sample code to shutdown a eway. // Set the parameters. May be you can read them from database String registryHost = "localhost"; String schema = "MyTestSchema"; String...

have you cleared the old event from IQ? That might be causing the problem.

It works. Check your outbound file eway config, verify AllowOutgoing value is set to true in general settings.

After pulling all data, shutdown the eway programmatically. EGate.shutdownRequest();

check client\docs\monk_reference.pdf in egate installation directory

Check whether jintegra service is running or not in the window services