Error message, AEFA-000034 'Received message couldn't be written to a file' was reported by TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files (Unix/Win) (FA) subscriber on a VMware Windows machine even though the Write Schema is valid.

Error message, AEFA-000034 'Received message couldn't be written to a file' was reported by TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files (Unix/Win) (FA) subscriber on a VMware Windows machine even though the Write Schema is valid.

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Article ID: KB0087787

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Description

Description:
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TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files (Unix/Win) (FA) subscriber throws the error, "AEFA-000034 'Received message couldn't be written to a file'", while subscribing to a JMS Queue message greater than 7 MB on a virtual Windows system, even when the Write Schema and other configurations are valid.

Example: When an FA Subscription Service is listening for messages on a JMS queue, if publishing a message 9 MB in size on the JMS queue, the FA subscriber will throw the error, 'AEFA-000034'. But if publishing a message of 3 MB in size on the JMS queue, then the Adapter subscriber subscribes successfully.
Symptoms:
TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files (Unix/Win) subscriber throws the error,  "AEFA-000034 'Received message couldn't be written to a file'" while subscribing to a JMS Queue message (message size > 7 MB) on a virtual Windows system.
Cause:
The error occurs during subscribing a message greater than 7 MB on VMware Windows machine.

Issue/Introduction

Error message, AEFA-000034 'Received message couldn't be written to a file' was reported by TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files (Unix/Win) (FA) subscriber on a VMware Windows machine even though the Write Schema is valid.

Resolution

Reinstall TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for Files (Unix/Win) (FA) 6.0.0 with Hotfix 05 on the VMware Windows machine. The FA subscriber will then be able to subscribe to larger messages.