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  • in reply to: Biztalk Esso BackupSecret #26156

    can any one please update the answer asap….i am waiting for it

    in reply to: BIZTALK SERVER REQUIREMENTS #26154

    you can download the document from below link for installing

    http://www.google.ca/url

    copy and paste the above link in the ie..and it will prompt you for downloading

    Thanks

    Fathima

    in reply to: BIZTALK SERVER REQUIREMENTS #26152

    You can google it software requirements to install BizTalk 2010 on Windows 7

    in reply to: Pub/Sub Architecture #26149

    Hi,

    If there is no subscription of message means there is no subscriber then message will be suspended. You can see all the suspended messages

    stored in Messagebox.

    Thanks,

    Munendra Singh

    Hi,

    Are you sure MessageType is correct:   iec.ch/…/GetMeterReadings

    As messageType is combination of Namespace#RootNode .  iec.ch/…/GetMeterReadings

    in reply to: wcf-sql port error #26147

    Hi,

    First thing you can do to find reason is to validate the message which you are sending to SQL against the schema. It normally happens when you try to send message with different root node.

    Also it would be helpful to test the map (probably mapping is not creating correct message)

    in reply to: Pub/Sub Architecture #26146

    Hi ,

    Fews things to know:

    1.Whenever messages comes in , the messaging agent looks for the subscriber in the subscription table

    2.Orchestration's first receive shape creates its subscription

    3.Filter on send port creates subscription  for it

    4.Filter won't be applied it is binded to logical send port in Orchestration

    Answer to your question:

    If  there is no subscriber for message then that particular message is suspended and you can see it in Suspended Item section on Group Hub page. Also you will get error in Event Log

    in reply to: Receive HL7 messages (flat file) in orchestration #26145

    Hi ,

    You can go through following post, hopefully you should get insight:

    tech-findings.blogspot.in/…/debatchingsplitting-xml-message-in.html

    in reply to: Biztalk Schema for varying role for a given partner #26144

    Hi:

    After working at this for a while, there is no easy solution to it than good old XSLT Loop inside a loop. Here what I finally did and working in production.

    Cheers, Toraj

    <xsl:for-each select="../Partner">

    <ns0:Record-XMNREF0 xmlns:ns0="urn:ProcessPartner">

    <ns0:Col-CLIENT>

     <xsl:value-of select="Client/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-CLIENT>

    <ns0:Col-NRTYPE>

     <xsl:value-of select="PartnerType/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NRTYPE>

    <ns0:Col-NRNREF>

     <xsl:value-of select="PartnerReference/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NRNREF>

    <ns0:Col-NRPGRP>

     <xsl:value-of select="PartnerGroup/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NRPGRP>

    <ns0:Col-NRNAME>

     <xsl:value-of select="PartnerName/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NRNAME>

    <ns0:Col-NRADR1>

     <xsl:value-of select="AddressLine1/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NRADR1>

    <ns0:Col-NRDATE>

     <xsl:value-of select="Date/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NRDATE>

    <ns0:Col-NRTIME>

     <xsl:value-of select="substring(Time, 1, 4)" />

    </ns0:Col-NRTIME>

    <!– Patner Reference –>

    <xsl:variable name ="prtRef" select="PartnerReference/text()"/>

    <xsl:for-each select="../Role">

    <!– Role Reference –>

    <xsl:variable name="refRef" select="string(Reference)"/>

    <xsl:if test="($refRef = $prtRef)">

    <!–Put the Role information inside the current Partner node only if Role belong to current Partner–>

    <ns0:Record-XMNIRL0 xmlns:ns0="urn:ProcessPartner">

    <ns0:Col-CLIENT>

    <xsl:value-of select="Client/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-CLIENT>

    <ns0:Col-NITYPE>

    <xsl:value-of select="PartnerRoleType/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NITYPE>

    <ns0:Col-NINREF>

    <xsl:value-of select="Reference/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NINREF>

    ……

    <ns0:Col-NIDATE>

    <xsl:value-of select="Date/text()" />

    </ns0:Col-NIDATE>

    <ns0:Col-NITIME>

    <xsl:value-of select="substring(Time, 1, 4)" />

    </ns0:Col-NITIME>

    </ns0:Record-XMNIRL0>

    </xsl:if>

    </xsl:for-each>

    </ns0:Record-XMNREF0>

    </xsl:for-each>

    in reply to: Submitting an XML file to SQL #26142

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    in reply to: Submitting an XML file to SQL #26141

    Biztalk Server Online Training

    COURSE OUT LINE

    Introductions to Enterprise Application Patterns and BizTalk Server, Understanding BizTalk Framework, Setting up a BizTalk Server Environment, Messaging Architecture, Setting up a BizTalk Server Environment Engine, Business Activity Monitoring, WCF Services Schemas in BizTalk, Transformations in BizTalk, The BizTalk Messaging Engine and Pipelines, Adapters in BizTalk, Orchestrations, Advanced Orchestrations, Integration Patterns in BizTalkBizTalk Rules with BizTalk, Testing BizTalk Artifacts, BizTalk Server Instrumentation, Error Handling, and Deployment,Tracking and Deploying BizTalk Solutions, Monitoring and Maintenance, Administration, BizTalk Server Performance andTuning, BizTalk Tools, BizTalk 2013 Features, ESB Toolkit 2.

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    If you are selecting File Adapter you can specify that Receive Pipeline is XML  Pipeline and go to receive location and click on create your folder path and click on *.* on second line on send port.

    in reply to: Pub/Sub Architecture #26136

    After Publishing(Receive port) the message there must be a subscriber like send port,orchestration.

    I guess you have an orchestration in your solution – if no create one. Inside the orchestration define a variable with type Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.XLANGMessage and assign the incoming email message to this variable. You can refer to each part of the email (e.g. body, attachments) with expression  "varableName[1]", "variableName[2]" etc. Now you have access to various properties of each email part, for example the file name of the attachment is <variable_holding_actual_message_part>.GetPartProperty(typeof(MIME.FileName)) – note that this method returns Object type. And thus you are in the finish line as you can check file extension and based on that decide what to do…

    You need to install BizTalk on the other Server and buy the requiste licence

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