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apart from NISHIL solution, you can write a custom decoder to write a logic for unzippin in it. Use flat file disassembler to to convert to xml and receive it inside ur orchestration
two component in ur pipeline will be
1) DECODER: for unzipping the files
2) FLAT File disassembler: To Convert into XML
NOTE: the main challenge in the solution occurs if the flat file u are dealing is very large size, which result in 3 times of size when converted into xml in disassembler.
Getting the below error, Please help me.
Biztalk 2003 WSE SP2
A message sent to adapter "BiztalkMessagingEngine" on send port "SndToLynx" with URI "wse://tech5.con.com/…/Service" is suspended.
Error details: The Messaging Engine failed to initialize the transport adapter "WSE". The method "IBTTransportControl::Initialize()" failed.
Reason:"WSE032: There was an error loading the microsoft.web.services2 configuration section.".
MessageId: {A7EE6F09-7ED6-402C-B059-E1DC632C149A}
InstanceID: {4D674AF1-8126-474E-B618-F6543D880658
You can get your PDB file in the Bin/Debug folder of your application manually copying it to GAC too, the default path looks some thing like C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_MSIL\%componentNmae%\%Version%\, it this desen't work , try also copying this PDB file inti pipeline component folder
Actually I am looking for MQS adapter – Server Based BizTalk Adapter for WebSphere MQ.
I was going through the documentation for HIS 2010 package and it looks like there is only MQSC (client based) adapter. Also I didn't see MQS adapter in downloaded trial version of HIS 2010.
Please share your thoughts.
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What simple solution you can do is:
Create a send port and have filter of receiveportname which will send all the unzipped files to a folder.
Create another receive location which will pick these files and use a flat file disassemble pipeline to covert it to XML and get it inside orchestration.
Use a looping shape and inside that use xpath queries to get the values from the specific nodes and write to BAM.
Stephen has explained it better here
http://www.biztalkgurus.com/…/using-xpath-inside-biztalk-orchestrations.aspx
Did you check the Eventlog?
It should write something in the Eventlog. Are you using multi server Biztalk environment? Just check Eventlog on all Biztalk servers.
This adapter is a part of Biztalk Adapter for Host Systems.
I think you will find answers to all your questions here
social.msdn.microsoft.com/…/38031124-2cfa-4212-a600-0ecbc3924031
