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    • #15463

      I’m configuring the Oracle DB Adapter for BTS 2006 as presribed and
      getting the error messages in the event logs as follows….

      error-1
      Runtime Error : Unable to load DLL (BAUtil.dll).

      error-2
      \”RuntimeAgent: Error trapped in constructor: No connection could be made
      because the target machine actively refused it \”

      error-3
      Error transmitting message: No connection could be made
      because the target machine actively refused it

      and the last is the warning …..
      The adapter failed to transmit message going to send port \”OracleDBTwoWaySP\”
      with URL \”OracleDb://lunar_4f3b2bf7-11d3-4e31-98e9-8d33bc46bd65\”.
      It will be retransmitted after the retry interval specified for this Send Port.
      Details:\”Error transmitting message:
      No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it\”.

      and Solution Testing
      1. I test ODBC link to Oracle Server by SQLPLUS in Oracle OraClient9 that it
      can Query data from Oracle DB.
      2. I test BTS2006 to generate Schemas Table on Oracle Database by EMP Table that
      it can generated.

      However I still not to link oracle by SendPort and ReceivePort by Sample in
      ..\\Microsoft BizTalk Adapters for Enterprise Applications\\Oracle(r) Database\\Sdk\\OracleDBTwoWaySend
      that get it on biztalk adapter sample

      Pls. help me to solve problem….
      I want …any ideas anybody???

      Plsssssssss.[b:8fe3c118bf][/b:8fe3c118bf]

    • #16002

      Check out this article on the Microsoft site.  I believe it will solve your problem.

      http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923650

       

      good luck. 

      Arnulfo Wing

      Software Janitor, 😀 

       

      • #25137

        We are experiencing this issue using the adapter pack with BizTalk 2009 on a Windows Server 2008 environment.   The registry key specified in the article HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\BizTalkAdapters\ does not even exist.

        We can “work around” the issue by adding the domain BizTalk service account to the local administrators group, however this isn’t obviously a security best practice solution.

        • #25266

          Let me guess – you’re running a 64-bit version of Windows, right?

          The LOB Adapters are 32-bit only, so their registry settings are in the 32-bit area of the registry (under the Wow6432Node).

          So the node you want is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\BizTalkAdapters

          The node you want to set permissions on is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\BizTalkAdapters\Config

          Cheers,

          Dourn

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