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Yes, it’s a separate download.
I think they are called Microsoft Adapters for Enterprise Applications or something like that. If you have MSDN, you should be able to find them under subscriber downloads.
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Hi,
I found the page Microsoft Adapters For Enterprise Applications: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=73906BF5-4197-4941-A73F-A43C0D38618F&displaylang=en
But the file is .htm one. I followed every instructions in it (installed the oracle client, set the odbc connection…). But it didn't work (i mean, i can connect to the DB through the client, but the oracleDB adapter for Biztalk does not appear).
The thing is when i try to add an adapter (in Biztalk Server Admin-> Platform -> Adapters), the only adapter's type i got is MSMQT. No sign of oracleDB.
Is there really a package to install?
Do i have to install the oracle client before installing biztalk server?
Thanks in advance.
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Some adapters don't automatically appear in the list of available adapters.
If you're using 2006, go into the Admin Console and manually add the adapter by
clicking on ‘Platform Settings -> Adapters -> New -> Adapter’
in the Admin Console (I have an entry on my blog that details how to acheive this with the TwoConnect Salesforce.com adapter – the procedure is the same – http://www.modhul.com/2007/02/12/using-the-twoconnect-salesforcecom-adapter/)Cheers, Nick.
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I tried this but the oracle adapter is not in the list.
But i found the package!!! : http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/3/2/4322e826-c249-43f4-bef1-8529f4d53621/BizTalk_LOB_Adapters.exe
This package, once installed, adds the common adapters (J.B, Siebel, Oracle, Tibco, PeopleSoft…) in the list from Biztalk Server Admin.
Thanks.
Gui.
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