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I am receiving the following error message when the Dynamics AX BizTalk Adapter tries to connect:
"Failed to connect to an IPC Port, the system cannot find the file specified ''.
I am not receiving this error in the development environment, but it is occuring on the live environment.
What does this error refer to and how can I solve it??
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What is an IPC port? I dont know much about the dynamics adapter, but clearly looks like some problem with the transport, either it is not available or may be some problem with access rights for the biztalk thread.
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ok heres the deal, ipc is the new communication used by .net framework 2.0, and like i guessed first, problem is ur client does not have access to write to the ipc port(ipc works only for processes on the same machine) , so you will have to make changes in either the client or the server(in this case client is biztalk, server i think may be a windows service, Im guessing coz i dont know abt the adapter).
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Thanks, do you have any idea where I can set the permissions for the IPC Port?
I know if you write a custom .NET 2.0 application you can set the permissions in the application config file, but I can't find where I can set the permissions as I don't have a config file.
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As you must be knowing every application has an application domain. The adapter will be loaded by the biztalk service and hence your config information should be in the config file for the biztalk service.exe file.
That would be BTSNTsvc.exe.config, in Program Files/<biztalk directory> I searched google for btsntsvc.exe.config and found a lot of blogs..here is one http://www.masteringbiztalk.com/blogs/jon/PermaLink,guid,6e4b84db-d15f-45e9-b245-08b1eb6c4def.aspx
-Mahesh
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have somebody solved the problem?
I have the same issue with BTS 2009 + Dynamics4 on WindowsServer2008 x64
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