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  • in reply to: Error while reading positional flat file #18031

    Hi –

    Problem is the extra line feed at the end of the file. Although BT has read a full valid document, it sees there is still more data in the message after the trailer, and there is no structure to define this extra bit of data, so it is seen as an error.

    I have the same issue. I used the Flat File wizard and, although it makes valid schema for the main file. It has problem with an extra line feed. I have not worked out a solution yet.  

    Unfortunately because there is no data – just the document delimiter, so it can't be defined as a record. That is the problem. It may be best to remove the extra line feed with a pre-process.

     -wa
     

    in reply to: Transformation problems.. #18030

    Hi,

     Thanks. I ended up having to go the 'correct' route. Introduced a new object in the domain model so that we had the correct Parent->Child structure instead of Child->Parent like in the above example.

     

     

    in reply to: Regarding EDI Base Adapter #18029

    [quote user="Anonymous"]Hi

    thank you for your reply.
    I need some more infiormation regarding EDI transaction (with X12 270/271 file format).

    Is this possible to receive X12 270 file format directly in biztalk 2006 R2, or we have to create an interface to receive this file.

    Please let me know as soon as possible.

    Thanks,

    Anand Kumar

    [/quote]

    Anand – I am not sure what you mean.

    I would say that you can receive the file directly and it will validate the EDI format and translate into XML.  You would then have an orchestration to retreive the Member ID and lookup the enrollment status in your back end. Then you put this backend response into an XML 271 and Biztalk will convert the XML back to EDI and send it to the requestor.

    -wa 

     

    in reply to: Regarding EDI Base Adapter #18027

    Hi

    thank you for your reply.
    I need some more infiormation regarding EDI transaction (with X12 270/271 file format).

    Is this possible to receive X12 270 file format directly in biztalk 2006 R2, or we have to create an interface to receive this file.

    Please let me know as soon as possible.

    Thanks,

    Anand Kumar

    in reply to: Regarding EDI Base Adapter #18026

    Hi

    thank you for your reply.
    I need some more infiormation regarding EDI transaction (with X12 270/271 file format).

    Is this possible to receive X12 270 file format directly in biztalk 2006 R2, or we have to create an interface to receive this file.

    Please let me know as soon as possible.

    Thanks,

    Anand Kumar

    in reply to: Executing an Exe from orchestration #18024

    Perhaps this has to do with authorisation? Does your BizTalk user has sufficient permissions to perform the needed task?

     

    in reply to: Executing an Exe from orchestration #18023

    Nick,

     Thanks for the reply, actually that exe is needed for generating a file and is from win 95 period. Anyways we need to execute it, the problem is even when we try to execute it via a component it runs (shows in the processes that are currently running) but doesn't do anything, like its function of creating a file is not done. But this is only true while calling this component via Biztalk orchestration, if I include it in a windows application and call that exe through it, the exe executes and does its work. So why is this happening and how can I correct this behavior?

     

     Regards,

    Sajid

     

    Sounds like you're hitting a bug in log4net. You might want to ask in a log4net forum/mail list.

    I'm not sure what you mean by "inbound and outbound" SOAP calls. Are you talking about a request/response scenario?

    In either case, what you're looking for is called "exposing an orchestration as a web service" (searching for that will give you better results), which is done using the BizTalk Web Services Publishing Wizard that you'll find in the Visual Studio Tools menu.

    Since it sounds like you're doing synchronous messaging, you'll probably want to read the low-latency tuning whitepaper (it was written for 2004, but it still applies in 2006).
     

     

     

    Hmm.  Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but I can point you to this (http://seroter.wordpress.com/2007/02/19/handling-and-throwing-soap-exceptions-from-biztalk/ – which shows calling a BizTalk workflow which calls another service and returns a sych response to initial caller) and this (http://blogs.msdn.com/richardbpi/archive/2006/11/10/using-only-biztalk-messaging-with-request-response-on-both-ends.aspx – shows you how to do sync communication even without an orchestration).

    in reply to: Error while reading positional flat file #18018

    The instance always validates coz it is made based on the schema :D… when u set the test instance that is when the real errors start coming. Have you set the trailer while creating the flat file??

    Take a look at this link and excuse me if you have extensive experience with flat file wizard, but I had a similar problem with delimited files and a run thorugh this link http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/FFSchemaWizard.asp(it is for delimited files but the child element configuration will be pretty similar for positional files) helped me out..why dont you paste a sample file with field positions,  ill take a look.

    -Mahesh 

    in reply to: Need A Single Unique ID For a Batch #18017

    I have an idea off the top of my head think it should work. Here it is..before u start processing the batch create a new message, that contains this unique id by calling a sequence in the oracle database, this should be just like executing any other statement on the db.

    Now put this sequence output message field in one of the fields in each message of the child records, in a construct message. Since the orchesration is executed newly for each file this should work..what say? Let me know

    What you could optionally do is call a stored procedure and pass the entire xml,. although this would not be the "biztalk" way of doing things. 

    -Mahesh 

    in reply to: Need A Single Unique ID For a Batch #18016

    Additionally, I need to get to this value from inside a map. In my orchestration, I'm using a construct message shape with a transform object to create a message of the type that will be accepted by my stored procedure (using Oracle Adapter).

     

    Thanks again,

     

    Chris

     

    in reply to: Error while reading positional flat file #18014

    My initial thought is a delimiter issue on the last line.  Try looking at the file using an editor that can see hex values to make sure they match your settings in the schema. 

    I cannot offer much more as I have never seen that exact error, and for the fact that I am an extreme novice.

     

    mike

    in reply to: Problems sending a large Purchase Order XML file #18011

    Looks like this is limitation of HTTP Protocol with large payload. We used to get the same problem even with custom code written to do HTTP Post. Fortunately, in our case the other party used to get our orders but somehow their web server returned this error inspite of fully receiving the payload.. We could not do anything but to catch this exception and proceed with other logic…

    Please post here if you happen to solve this problem in a standard way. It will help all of us. 

     

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