someone said on below thread in 2009 that it is a BUG...
Not at all. The fact that you have a GENERICPROPERTYPARSER tree in your trace node output doesn't have to mean that you have a bug.
You see, every message should have that. Every message that you handle in Message Broker or IIB should have a Properties tree as the first child of the Root. In Trace node output you see it as a GENERICPROPERTYPARSER tree (that is the name of the parser that takes case of the Properties folder)
What your trace node output tells is that you have an empty message that only has the Properties folder. In case of TimeoutNotification it probably means that the message that you propagated to the TimeoutControl node was empty. If you want to implement delayed processing of a message, you should propagate exactly that message to the TimeoutControl node, not just anything.
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