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Hi,
We have a BizTalk 2004 environment which connects to a MQ Series Queue using the Microsoft BizTalk 2004 Adapter for MQ Series. I have upgaded to BizTalk 2006 on a R&D box and am trying to connect to this same MQ Series Queue and am getting this error:
The adapter \”MQSeries\” raised an error message. Details \”The adapter is not installed or configured correctly on the server . The COM exception is: Retrieving the COM class factory for remote component with CLSID {C34AE9CE-8410-4191-8205-900E08603EC2} from machine X failed due to the following error: 80040154.\”.
On that MQ Box, I have left that existing Adapter Component that needs to run inorder for the 2004 adapter to function.
My question is can I use BizTalk 2006 to communicate with this same component(on the MQ box) or is there a new component that needs to be installed on that box and if so where do I get it from.
Thanks in advance.
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With a little help from Microsoft we were able to get this resolved…On the BizTalk 2k6 cd in the additional software section allows you to select the MQS Agent as a component to install. If will also try to install the Primary Interoperability Assemblies. Note: your MQ Series server must have .Net Framework 1.1(not sure if 2 works or not) in order to get the PIA assemblies on the machine. After that the wizard will install the component. You are also able to run these side by side if you have the BizTalk 2004 version installed. The COM+ package that is created with 2006 is called MQSAgent2.
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still not there yet…but i did find some info when searching for MQSConfigWiz.exe
Upgrading from the Beta 2 version to BizTalk Server 2006 removes the configuration on the MQSeries Agent COM+ component. To reinstall the MQSAgent2 COM+ component, you must run MQSConfigWiz.exe, located on the CD at Msi\\Program Files\\1033.
If the file MQsagent.dll is installed on a remote WebSphere MQ Server, after the upgrade, you must install a new version of the MQ Agent from BizTalk Server 2006 on the remote WebSphere MQ Server
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