Orchestration save file without send port

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    • July 16, 2010 at 2:58 AM #25264
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        Hi.

        I wantif the Orchestration is starting, it should save the XML file at first in a location on the server. After that, the Orchestration should go on with this message.

        As far as I know, if I use a Send Port to save the XML File on the disc, the message will be deleted out of the messsagebox. But this I don’t want.

        So, is it possible to save a file out of the Orchestration without using a Send Port and that the Orchestration will go further on with this message?

        Next question is:

        After the Orchestration is finished and stored the message in a database, I will stop the Orchestration without using a send port andthe message has to be deleted automatically from the messagebox. How can I handle this or will be the message after stopping/terminating the Orchestration deleted automatically? Do I have to use a special shape out of the toolbox to the end of the Orchestration to get this result?

        Thanks in advance.

        Best regards

        Wolfgang

      • July 16, 2010 at 10:26 AM #25267
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          Hi Wolfgang,

           

             To the best of my knowledge, here are some answers to your questions:

           

          1. You would have to create your own custom pipeline component to archive your XML file without using a Send port, or you can use a third-party component (to save you time and energy) as advertised in the following website:

          http://www.atomic-scope.com/

           

          2. The message does not get removed automatically from the MessageBox database after the Orchestration finishes running, but BizTalk has SQL agent jobs that would periodically clean up message box and tracking databases in production. If you need to clean up the message box database in development environment, read the following blog for more information (btw, this is not recommended for production environments):

          http://blogs.msdn.com/b/biztalk_core_engine/archive/2005/03/09/390996.aspx

           

             Hope this helps,

           

             Daniel.

           

          • July 19, 2010 at 2:23 AM #25274
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              Hi Daniel.

              Thanks a lot, this helps my further.

              It is nice to see that are thrid party products available on the market.

              Thanks

              Wolfgang

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