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    • November 18, 2005 at 4:56 PM #12368
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        Hi all! I’m a beginer in BizTalk
        I want to use ftp (file Transfer Protocol) to transfer text file (~ 1 MB) from BizTalk Server 1 to BizTalk Server 2 via MSMQ or MSMQT.

        Anyone can give me some guide step by step to complete this problem ? Thank advance!

      • November 20, 2005 at 6:21 AM #12369
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          Thanks to Mr Stephen W. Thomas!
          But I have some questions :
          Should I break that file into small messages by orchestration, then transmit messages via MSMQ?
          How to create file from MSMQ messages, whether i need to write an orchestration for doing this?

          • November 23, 2005 at 8:42 AM #12370
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              Thanks Mr Stephen W. Thomas!
              I solved my problem with your guides.

              • November 19, 2005 at 5:41 AM #12371
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                  Here is a general idea of what you need to do:
                  1. Create a Receive Port and Location to pick up the file via FTP
                  2. Create a Send Port with a Filer on the Receive Port Name to send the file to a local private MSMQ on the other server
                  3. Crease a Receive Port and Location on the 2nd Server to pick up the file off the queue

                  I would use MSMQ rather then MSMQt – basically because it is just easier to work with.

                  Hope this helps.

                  • November 20, 2005 at 6:18 PM #12372
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                      You should be ok with 1 MB files. If you get above 2 MB you might to start having a problem with the queues.

                      If you wanted to create a file from a queue message, you just need to have a Send Port filtering on a Receive Location point to that queue.

                      Best of luck.

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