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Hello,
Here is the scenario:
Custom Xslt for a map is working and tested in BizTalk.
Custom Xslt is modified via a text editor and the map validated .
The project containing the map using this Xslt and the solution have been built and deployed again successfully.
Next I refresh the BizTalk Group in the BizTalk Administration console and restart the application. The results I am getting do not reflect the changes I have made.
Have I missed a step somewhere?
cheers
Stable
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Restarting the Application is not enough.
You need to restart the host or hosts that use the map (or any other DLL’s for that matter). Then you will see the new changes next time you run the map.
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Also check that you have saved changes to the Xslt file before doing the build.
VS2005 normally saves any unsaved changes when doing a build but forgets about the Xslt file.
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Thanks Stephen and Greg.
I had 2 projects set up – one for schemas and the other for orchestration. Only one of these had these had the restart host instance set to true!
Thanks again for the help
Stable
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Hello again,
I thought this problem had been resolved but unfortunately I am still getting what appears to be a caching problem. Below is a description of the steps taken and problem:
Solution in Visual Studio comprises of 2 projects, 1 for Schemas, maps and pipeline and the other for an orchestration.
Made a change to custom Xslt via notepad and saved file.
Both projects have properties set as follows:
Redeploy = true
Install to Global Assembly Cache = true
Restart Host instance = true
Refreshed, built and deployed both project.
Deployed solution.
In BizTalk refreshed the BizTalk Group, stopped & restarted the host instance.
Stopped and started the application.
The test produces data that does not reflect the change made in Xslt file.
Have I missed a stepped somewhere?
We are running BizTalk 2006 on MS virtual machine windows 2003 server with SQL 2005 – this shouldn’t cause any problems should it?
Could it be a BizTalk configuration / setting?
Cheers
Stable
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Maybe it’s a problem with changing the file in Notepad. Can you see the changes in the map?
Your steps sound correct to me. If all else fails, try removing the Application and DLL and try a full redeploy.
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Hello,
I read this article about Using External Assemblies Bug
and after restarting Visual Studio I find the amendments are effective.
How does everyone else get around this problem or am I missing something?
cheers
Stable
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