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What is an IPC port? I dont know much about the dynamics adapter, but clearly looks like some problem with the transport, either it is not available or may be some problem with access rights for the biztalk thread.
You will need an escape character as another input incase there are some commas that the user still wants.
Might sound like a round about way of doing things, but why dont you create a web service, do the file writing part in that, and call the web service from the orchestration. Your debugging will definately be more easier. Although ur increasing the number of applications and hence the complexity. But it will help you to improve the performance of biztalk, coz win95 components will bring about interop, by using webservice u will isolate the process of writing file to another host(iis) that will sheild your biztalk instance..
[quote user="anandachary"]Thanks again.
Can u give me some information about 270/271 file format in Biztalk 2006 R2.
I understand that 270 file can directly receive in biztalk 2006 R2. but is 270/271 file is the part of HIPPA 4010A1.Pleaase let me know as soon as possible
thank,
anand[/quote]
They are positional flat file conforming to a US standard called "X12". There are rules for the files and they should be validated against these rules for file you receive and files you send should also be validated by the rules.
The rules are defined in an XML file called a "schema" (in R2 – in schema, in covast, they are in a different place). When Biztalk receives the X12 positional flat file, it converts it to XML in a process called "parsing". This happens in the pipeline component.
Then there is XML message in the message box and your orchestration subscribes to it. In your orchestration you put a map which converts from 270 xml to 271 xml, also retreiving the enrollment status from the backend database.
The output of the map is 271xml. It is then converted in the send pipeline back to X12 positional flat file.
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Addition note,
Note sure if this would make a difference, but the code was created on a Biztalk 2004 SP2 box and is to be deployed on a 2004 SP1 box.
Thanks again.
Can u give me some information about 270/271 file format in Biztalk 2006 R2.
I understand that 270 file can directly receive in biztalk 2006 R2. but is 270/271 file is the part of HIPPA 4010A1.Pleaase let me know as soon as possible
thank,
anandBecause we have Send Port Groups ..instead…
Reason being at receive end it is many to one relation……One orchestration can initiate receive from many receive locations which are under same receive port.
And at send end it is one to one….one send shape…one Send Port.
Lex,
The rights should not be an issue as BizTalk is running under the Administrator account which is assigned the rights of BizTalk and SSO Administrator as well.
Regards,
Sajid.
It can be done using few String functiods.
But what I feel is using a single simple Scripting functiod can solve this problem.
public string MyConcat(string param1)
{param1=param1.Replace(",","");
return param1;
}Hello,
Thank you again.
The 270/271 file is looking like positional flat file. Can you let me know some bit about 270/271 file with respect to biztalk 2006.
I m trying to find how to receive 270 file and send as 271 file format in biztalk 2006R2. If u have any link please let me know.Regards,
AnandThis sound like a neat fustom functoid. I'd build it using the pattern described and give it 2 inputs: string to split, and delimiter. The question is what to do with any exceptions. This can be modifed or switched with a 3rd input perhaps. You can return empty string, the original string, or an error message to test for.
Is this something you'd be interested interested in? I could build it over an evening and post the results. If possible, I'd like someone to generate the 16×16 bitmap for the functoid image. No promises on fitness for particular business need, etc, etc. 🙂
