Urjent:How does Rosettanet agreement Links to an application Port in biz talk 2006

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    • December 5, 2006 at 1:31 AM #16717
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        Hi Experts,

        I am creating a B2B App  in biztalk 2006 using Mircrosoft biztalk
        accelerator for rosettanet 3.3.
        I created the XML part of 3A4 and when I posted to a folder using a File port it works fine.

        Now I have created a agreement using the rosettanet management console
        for a partner. 
        My objective is to link this agreement to my send port.
        So as per some documention I changed the send Port to http with following settings.
        http://localhost/BTARNApp/RNIFSend.aspx?TPUrl=http://webservices.Myserver.com/Biztalk2006.asp&xRNVersion=rosettanet/v02.00&xRNResponseType=async

        but Still i cannot post the doc.
        What am i doing wrong…i am using a pass through pipeline for my send
        port.  Is there any other way…and how  does this work

        Thanks in advance
        Prashant

      • December 5, 2006 at 5:09 AM #16723
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          "

          Server Error in '/' Application.

          The resource cannot be found.

          Description: HTTP
          404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its dependencies)
          could have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily
          unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure that it is
          spelled correctly.

          Requested Url: /BTARNApp/RNIFSend.aspx"

           

          • December 5, 2006 at 8:21 PM #16740
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              I haven’t worked with the rosettanet at all, but is your web site running under an application pool that has right to the message box?  Any other security on IIS?

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