Information: The SQL Server you are connecting to is not responding.
Troubleshooting:
1. Check your SQL Server Properties on the Send Port.
Information: Biztalk Orchestration language XLANG threw an exception. There is most likely a coding error in your orchestration.
Troubleshooting:
1. Look for the Shape name specified in the error.
2. Look for the Error thrown by that shape.
3. Run the Orchestration debugger and put a break point before that shape (F9).Run a new message through thesame orchestration andinterrogate the values being passed into the shape (Debug -> Attach).
4. Look for errors in coding
Information: If the EDI Subsystem receives a message thatis not loaded in the BiztalkEDIDb/dom1 table.
Troubleshooting:
1. Check the Send Port Properties to ensurea map is in place translatingYour Source Document Schema to an EDI X12Schema is in place.
2. You can check which X12 EDI Schemas are loaded into the BiztalkEDIDb by running the following SQL Query.
SELECT block
FROM dom1
WHERE mcvr LIKE ‘X12EDISchema%’ AND block LIKE ‘%targetnamespace%
X12EDISchema Examples – 850, 812, 867, etc.
Information: When you restart the Biztalk Host the EDI Subsystem which is controlled by the Biztalk Host also restarts. All new EDI receive location properties are loaded into the Biztalk Host instance. These Event Logs are showing the restart status of the EDI Subsystem.
Information: Event Log entry showing the status of the Biztalk Host. The Biztalk Host status can be found in the Biztalk Admininstration Console.
Information: This error occurs when a document is picked up by a receive location and the pipeline specified in that receive location does not recognize the data.
Troubleshooting:
1. Check that the correct pipeline is selected in your Receive Location Properties
2. Open Visual Studio and ensure the correct schema is used in the pipeline
3. Right click on your schema and manually validate the file that threw the error by selecting properties -> Input Instance Filename – > Select Original File. Then right click again on schema and select Validate Instance. You will be manually doing what the pipeline did to throw the original error. You should see detailed error information in the Visual Studio Output Window.
Information: This error occurs when a document is picked up by a receive location and the pipeline specified in that receive location does not recognize the data.
Troubleshooting:
1. Check that the correct pipeline is selected in your Receive Location Properties
2. Open Visual Studio and ensure the correct schema is used in the pipeline
3. Right click on your schema and manually validate the file that threw the error by selecting properties -> Input Instance Filename – > Select Original File. Then right click again on schema and select Validate Instance. You will be manually doing what the pipeline did to throw the original error. You should see detailed error information in the Visual Studio Output Window.
Information: This error occurs when a document is picked up by a receive location and the pipeline specified in that receive location does not recognize the data.
Troubleshooting:
1. Check that the correct pipeline is selected in your Receive Location Properties
2. Open Visual Studio and ensure the correct schema is used in the pipeline
3. Right click on your schema and manually validate the file that threw the error by selecting properties -> Input Instance Filename – > Select Original File. Then right click again on schema and select Validate Instance. You will be manually doing what the pipeline did to throw the original error. You should see detailed error information in the Visual Studio Output Window.
Microsoft’s SOA & Business Process Conference is the event for our customers and partners to get detailed guidance for planning and delivering solutions for Service Oriented Architecture and Business Process Management. SOA & Business Process issues reach across the entire organization from developers service enabling existing investments to architects recommending IT standards to business analysts optimizing processes and business owners investing in their IT portfolios. The Microsoft SOA & Business Process Conference will provide guidance across this spectrum through tracks focused on Tools, Solution Architecture, Infrastructure Architecture and Business Value.
We are now accepting session submissions for each of the four conference tracks listed below. Sessions are 1 hour in length and can be delivered in either breakout or chalk-talk styles. To submit a session, please complete the table below and send via email to [email protected]. All speakers will have their conference fee waived and non-Microsoft speakers will receive a $1000 stipend. The call for sessions will close on August 14th and confirmation letters will be sent out by August 31st.
Tools Track
The Tools track will provide details on the broad portfolio of SOA and business process tools and technologies available from Microsoft and its partner ecosystem. You can expect sessions on everything from the new designers coming in Visual Studio “Orcas” to the wide array of offerings from our SOA & Business Process Alliance partners. You will also see how to leverage new tools in BizTalk Server 2006 R2, Office System 2007, System Center, and others.
Solution Architecture Track
The Solution Architecture track will focus on the design and implementation of service oriented and business process solutions. We will provide best practices and proven patterns for handling challenges with many aspects of solution architecture including: data, identity, user experience, messaging, workflow, and rules. We will also focus on key capabilities such as service and process analysis and design, service enablement, service composition, process modeling, service instrumentation, service & process lifecycle management and others.
Infrastructure Architecture Track
The Infrastructure Architecture track will focus on the organizational and technical issues faced when planning and establishing service oriented and business process infrastructures in the enterprise. We will provide guidance and best practices on topics ranging from designing and implementing shared infrastructure for service and process management to overcoming cultural challenges when defining standard governance processes. We will also focus on key infrastructure capabilities such as service virtualization, SLA management, policy enforcement, service and process monitoring, governing service consumption and others.
Business Value Track
The Business Value track will focus on issues ranging from business capability analysis to establishing a SOA roadmap to defining metrics to measure your return on investment. We will provide case studies and guidance to ensure your SOA and business process initiatives demonstrate value quickly and stay focused on business goals. Whether you are a partner practice manager evaluating the business opportunity of SOA and business process or an enterprise decision maker evaluating the potential return on investment of your SOA and BPM initiatives, the Business Value track is for you.
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This last weekend I did a run up to the Oklahoma
City Code Camp to give my “Introduction to C# 3.0” talk in the morning.
I got to attend the keynote talk given by Jason Zander and it was great. He
did a very good job showing off how XAML (be it WPF or Silverlight)
allowed for powerful and graphically inviting UIs while still allowing developers
to work in a way which they are accustomed to.
Unfortunately I did not get to stay for the full day, as personal obligations called
me back to Arlington. Still, if you get a chance to attend a Code Camp in your
area, I would definitely go. Likewise if you have a chance to hear Jason talk,
I’d go out of your way to make sure you do.