How Trigering is achieved in Biztalk

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    • #21072

       Hi All,

       

      Could you please suggest me how to achieve Triggering in our scenario .. such that .. we are using FF as input and updating  it into Oracle Db through wcf ..

      here we need all is triggering the input that shuold not pick when ever we plcaed a file in recieve location …

      Reagrdfs,

      Deepu

    • #21073

      Deepu,

      Can you clarify your question? are you asking how you would take a flat-file, and insert the records into an Oracle database using BizTalk, or something else?

      Rgds, Nick.

      • #21075

         Hi Nick ..

        here i need is …… how we can achieve triggering for Oracledb …

        My Basic undersatnd in our project is  we are recieving FF( delimted) from a recieve location (X) … that should be inserted into Oracle db on demand … here we need triggering to our project ..

         

        • #21076

          Many times in such scenarios the trigger is when the flat file appears in the input folder.  The file adapter polls the folder every few seconds and when it discovers a message, it delivers it to any orchestrations or send ports that are listenening.  If you want the trigger to be more of a scheduled event, then you could configure the receive port to use a service window.  For example, if you want you receive the flat file at 1:00, but you want your process to run at 2:00, you could configure your receive port with a service window of 2:00 – 3:00.

          • #21077

             

            Hi Rick thats true .. but here its npt be in time basis .. here in uor thsises trigerring should happen at 12:00 every day .. then how usually we should configure?

            • #21086

              You configure the service window on the receive location in the BizTalk admin console.  The service window is a receive location property.

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