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check if any of your scenario matches with the link
if the hierarchy of the elements changes, then the links gets unlinked, even it gets unlinked if the schema are not present or the ref schema is refreshed.
you can avoid this by manually changing the namespace in the map, and the hierarchy in the linkfrom and link to fields
the schema has the deployed in management database, check in biztalk admin console if the schema is present under the artifact "schema"
After further research I noticed that the HTTP adapter generated 248 NACK messages with same message as above. The only thing I really don;t understand here is that why did I get 248 NACKs but only about 30 of the same error messages in the Event Viewer. And none of the aformentioned suspended messages were not related … there were no suspended messages related to these 3000 messages.
o Right Click the Application in BizTalk and go to properties
o Select References
o Click Add and Select the another Biztalk Application for which you need a dll reference.
Issue: Getting HL7 data via SOAP and sending to HL7 Receive pipeline by extracting string HL7 data from SOAP XML and calling the custom pipeline (pipeline with custom data formatting routine to format line breaks etc and passing to HL72x DASM).
I am keep getting the error executing the object reference not set errof when calling GetCurrent(msgQBP) — see below for code. Any thoughts what would cause it? Below is the code that I am using.
xmlDoc=msgImmunizationHistoryResponse;
InputPipeline = Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.XLANGPipelineManager.ExecuteReceivePipeline(typeof(HL7SourceQBPRecvPipeline), msgImmunizationHistoryResponse);
//Initialize
msgQBP.MSHSegment = new System.Xml.XmlDocument();
msgQBP.BodySegments = new System.Xml.XmlDocument();
msgQBP.ZSegments = "";
InputPipeline.MoveNext();
InputPipeline.GetCurrent(msgQBP);
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks,
-Harshal
What you can try to do is go for a direct binding on the message and ensure that the schema specific to the Orchestration is sent along with the payload.
Prasanth
If you read this article, on Page 15 it says that the Server Adapter is inbuilt into BizTalk 2010 and the Client adapter is included in HIS 2010.
http://www.microsoft.com/…/info.aspx
BizTalk Adapter for WebSphere MQ
Another option for integrating IBM WebSphere MQ infrastructure with new solutions based on Microsoft server applications is the set of Microsoft BizTalk Adapters for WebSphere MQ.
Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 includes a built-in adapter that uses IBM WebSphere MQ Server for Windows.
Additionally, HIS 2010 includes a Microsoft BizTalk Adapter for WebSphere MQ that uses IBM WebSphere MQ Client for Windows.
Here is the updated link. It seems your config section is incorrect. Can you post your config section here in the forum?
