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Date of First Response: 2007-09-10 05:42:46 project_key: SOA This topic came up during the discussion of failover. Item: Bad EPRs The registry often gets cluttered with "stale" EPRs at this time, however, the routing/service invoker logic will attempt to redeliver a message after it determines an EPR is stale (hopefully there is a way to determine that it is no longer valid). Bad EPRs are often the result of deployment & undeployment & redeployment of a .esb where slight tweaks have been made to the listener in the jboss-esb.xml moving a service from JMS to FTP can result in a "stale" EPR lingering around on the JMS transport. Or failures, or services that have moved. To do - document the ways to end up with bad EPRs and the strategies for cleansing your registry.
Documentation was updated for ESB 4.2.