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Hi,
I have installed the ESB according to the instructions.
installed the ESB Exception Management samples from the GlobalBank.ESB.Samples.ExceptionHandling.sln solution as well.
If I copy the Request_EAIProcessHandler.xml to the said receive folder, the orchestrations pick up, process and send accordingly.But I open my ESB.Portal web site. there is nothing. tried to select from the EsbExceptionDb.Fault table nothing gets logged.
I am not sure what is going on or what has to be done so I can track the faults.I have also deployed and small orchestration and push a dumpy message that does not conform to the schema so I can get an error. Still there are no fault according to the Fault table.
Please help
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Is the ALL.Exceptions send port started? Are you receiving any suspended messages or exceptions in the event viewer?
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Hi,
the All.Exceptions is started. On the GlobalBank.ESB, the EAIProcess generates the fault message when the shape tries to divide by zero. I thought that was suppose to show on the esb.portal.
On my other test orchestration, I do get an exception on on the event viewer when I pass an xml message that does not conform to the specified schema. Is this not suppose to show as one of the fault on my esb.portal. Or even be populated to the fault table of the EsbExceptionDb?
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Hi.
I can now see the faults on my Esb.Portal and the fault table of EsbExceptionDb.
The problem was that there was a wrong sql server name on the All.Exceptions port on the Microsoft.Practices.ESB.
What I need to know is: Can we track all the messages that were processed even if they did not have any exceptions?
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Well there is BizTalk tracking and HAT, but let’s face it. Who want’s to use HAT to look up messages? It’s a painful experience for developers, just think how painful it would be for business users. You can’t track all messages with the ESB Guidance out-of-the-box. However, the exception framework does give us some good guidance about how we might build such a tracking solution. The basics are:
1. Create an audit XML schema and database.
2. Define a context property to indicate a message should be audited (maybe call it “DoAudit”)
3. Create a send port that subscribes to DoAudit messages and pushes the message into an auditing database.
4. Use custom send pipelines and/or maps to get the message into a good audit format.
I used this auditing model in my last project and it is working great.
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Hi
I am getting this error when I try to access esb.portal
Exception Details: System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: An unexpected error occurred during initialization of the BizTalk Operations Service. —> Index (zero based) must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the size of the argument list.
Source Error:
Line 389: [return: System.Xml.Serialization.XmlArrayItemAttribute(IsNullable=false)] Line 390: public BTApplication[] Applications() { Line 391: object[] results = this.Invoke("Applications", new object[0]); Line 392: return ((BTApplication[])(results[0])); Line 393: }Source File: C:\Projects\Microsoft.Practices.ESB\Source\Samples\Management Portal\ESB.Portal\Web References\BizTalkOperationsService\Reference.cs Line: 391
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That error looks like it is a problem with the BizTalk Operations Service. Is the BizTalk Operations Service working? See if you can load the BizTalk Operations Service in a browser. Open up the web.config file for the portal and find the service URL. Copy and paste it into a browser window to see if it is running.
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im getting the same error. The BizTalk Operations Service is comes up just fine also. Any other suggestions?
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if u could get to know the problem please post. I am gtg this error since long time. Unable to find the problem
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Hi,
Check out this discussion thread on MSDN forums:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-SG/biztalkesb/thread/64b998b1-424d-4980-b3a2-5921ecc43a03
This could point you in the right direction.
Daniel.
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