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How you are doing it from remote machine?? Please let me know the cmdlet you are using or the full command.
It is not necessary to GAC Pipeline Components; BizTalk will look in the Pipeline Components folder here — C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 R2\Pipeline Components. However, if you do inadvertently GAC your Pipeline Component, i.e. if you import an MSI containing the component (and you have 'GAC on Import' or one of the other GAC-ing options selected) you will run into this problem. The best thing to do is search the GAC here: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_MSIL and if you have a folder in this folder named after your Pipeline Component, then delete that folder. BizTalk will then return to looking for your pipeline component in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 R2\Pipeline Components folder (after failing to find it in the GAC). You *should* need to stop the BizTalk Host Instance (that's running the Send Port or Receive Location containing a Pipeline that's using your Pipeline Component) in order to copy a new version of the DLL into the C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 R2\Pipeline Components folder. Windows *should* tell you that the file (DLL) is in use and cannot be overwritten. So if you can copy a new version of the DLL into the C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 R2\Pipeline Components folder then that's a sure sign that your Pipeline Component is GAC-ed and that's why Visual Studio is unable to go into Breakpoint on the updated code.
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Same problem here solved by adding a logical function resulting in false to the nodes that need to be surpressed
As far as I know, in .NET we can add custom SOAP headers by specifying our custom EndpointBehavior (deriving from IEndpointBehavior) which can add our custom ClientMessageInspector (deriving from IClientMessageInspector) which, in its turn, can add any custom header to the request processed.
Hello All,
We are trying to archive Original X12(EDI) input feed without using Custom pipeline's,Is there any possibility?
Hi Kiran,
I got rid of this error today only.In my case,this error occurred because I was not added in Local Users and Groups under server manager.
Go to My computer->right click->manage->server manager->go to configuration->Local users and groups->add your id in BizTalk server administration,SSO administrators and SSO affiliated administrators.
Then go to SSO administration,and refresh enterprise single sign-on.
This solved my error.[:)]
Regards,
Kalpana.
Hi , Installaling Oracle 11G client both (32 bit and 64 bit) and Installing ODP.NET through Universal installer , worked for me.
Biranchi,
Thank for your responce.. I had done that but it did not work.
So finally i un-configured SSO and reconfigured it again and the issue got resolved.
Hi PurnaChandra,
It looks like SSO service is unable to get the configurations from the SSO Database. Have you tried restarting the BizTalk Server?
Regards
Biranchi
