We're using Exchange 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2
During processing of Exchange messages, we need to split the message such that the first fork is delivered to the supplied set of recipients and the second fork is delivered to the remaining recipients
We are using the QueuedMessageEventSource Fork method - code is written in C# on Visual Studio 2010
We are finding that the first fork has the correct recipients, but the second fork appears on the Exchange queue with no recipients - details below:
RunspaceId : 760f9519-8faf-475c-b631-2d72d182c0b0
Subject : Split test H
InternetMessageId : <08DE9D4CB423E847B875B0A14C31EE5D3B3330@WIN-P7CO9J4EO79.ex2010.gh.local>
FromAddress : Administrator@ex2010.gh.local
Status : Active
Size : 7.452 KB (7,631 bytes)
MessageSourceName : FromLocal
SourceIP : 255.255.255.255
SCL : -1
DateReceived : 15/02/2013 11:46:09
ExpirationTime : 17/02/2013 11:46:09
LastError :
RetryCount : 0
Recipients :
ComponentLatency :
MessageLatency : 00:19:50.3975640
DeferReason : None
Priority : Normal
MessageIdentity : WIN-P7CO9J4EO79\Submission\12
Queue : WIN-P7CO9J4EO79\Submission
Identity : WIN-P7CO9J4EO79\Submission\12
IsValid : True
Has anyone any suggestions as to why the forked message has no recipients
I've examined the object at the point of the fork and it does have all the expected recipients
Thanks for reading and any suggestions