Monitoring and Troubleshooting the eMessage Connector > Troubleshooting the eMessage Connector > Exceptions Observed in the Log for eMessage Connector > Connector Exception 3: Identifier Set with Model and Serial Number After eMessage Connector Running
Connector Exception 3: Identifier Set with Model and Serial Number After eMessage Connector Running
The eMessage Connector cannot find an asset if an identifier has been set on its corresponding thing in ThingWorx. The Connector rejects any message from the ThingWorx Platform if an identifier set — even if the identifier is set to the model number and serial number that the Connector uses to find the asset. The symptoms of this issue follow:
The lastConnected property for the Thing is not updating. Refer to Observation 1: eMessage Connector does not show up on the Monitoring > Connection Servers page.
An asset that had been communicating for a long time no longer appears to be communicating with ThingWorx Platform. Refer to Observation 2: The lastConnection property of the Thing does not update.
Here is a scenario that will result in this exception:
1. Remove the identifier property value on the Thing (if it is set)
2. Restart the File Transfer Subsystem to clear out any active transfer jobs.
3. Start eMessage Connector
4. Start the agent to send several messages
5. Set the identifier property on the Thing to WeatherModel||Weather1
6. Force the agent to send a file upload message and several data item messages
In this scenario, the Connector does not process any egress messages from the ThingWorx Platform. In addition, the Connector does not tell the agent to upload the file. Data item messages are processed. The following error and warning are logged:
... ERROR c.t.p.e.converters.EgressConverter -
Error occurred while dequeuing egress for ThingName=Weather1,
error=Timed out waiting for response
... [NettyClient-NIO-5] WARN c.t.s.i.c.DefaultCorrelationChannelImpl -
NULL MessageSynchronizationContext! Request either timed-out waiting for this
response, or it was received by mistake: ...
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