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Well Rastead.
Well your Schema and generated output dint matched when I copied your Schema.
How are the child elements Tab delimited.
I tried using positional things work fine…
I feel you can go ahead with positional if the Users are fine with it.
Gísli,
In your case, you'll need to build a custom Assembler component; you can't do what you want with a simple encoding component. Your assembler component will be called for each message passed as input to the pipeline. What you'll likely want to do is to have yiour custom assembler invoke the FFAsmComp for each message first and then pass that on to your zip component.
Thanks for the link but I was over my head at steps 8 & 9; I'll try to figure something out using concatenation and string slicing.
Hi,
At first glance, this looks like a problem with a schema – an element within the schema cannot contain the value provided.
To help diagnose the problem further, can you provide any event log error information when the message fails (I sort of thinking this is an adapter error rather than an internal BizTalk error…)
Cheers, Nick,
Mike,
If you google a 403 (say http://www.checkupdown.com/status/E403.html) you get the following:
Your Web server thinks that the HTTP data stream sent by the
client was correct, but access
to the resource identified by the URL is forbidden for some reason…This indicates a fundamental access problem, which may be
difficult to resolve because the HTTP protocol allows the Web server to give
this response without providing any reason at all. So the 403 error is
equivalent to a blanket 'NO' by your Web server – with no further discussion
allowed.So, this is an access problem, not (I would suggest) a problem with your large orders. I would probably start by checking the logs on the webserver you're posting to and see whether there is anything reported there. If that doesn't work, post the error log entry when the adapter fails and I'm sure the community can offer more advice.
Hope that (sort of helps?!?)
Nick,
ps. I'm assuming your using the 'out of the box' HTTP adapter for this task?
Give up trying to use the BizTalk mapping for anything more than simple maps and move entirely to custom XSLT maps.
They're much easier to read, maintain and all that inline code in C# or Javascript etc. can be easily run if the base XSLT functions don't offer enough functionality.
Custom XSLT, Custom XSLT, Custom XSLT!!!
Nick.
you could write a custom functiod for one. Heres an example http://www.codeproject.com/biztalk/CustomFunctoid.asp Further what you could do in the custom functiod is use string.split and get the seperate tokens then concat them and return as a single string(wonder if you can accomplish that with the predefined functoids that come shipped with biztalk server.
Also I need to know which modules should i focus on. I read in one of the forums that features like BAM BAS, HWS are rarely used…
-Mahesh
Dont worry so much about RAM, I have a 1 gig machine so what i did is used the VPC to install everything..my host OS is very thin and all i have running on this is outlook. The performance is slow, but acceptable. I allocated 520 MB for the VPC but i think it can go more. Interesting to note that a faster hard drive will improve performance coz of faster paging..never thought of that :D.
-Mahesh
Ok !
I havn't reported it to MS and I guess I have to live with it. Now I at least know that other people have hit the same problem.
P-O S
I tried this but the oracle adapter is not in the list.
But i found the package!!! : http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/3/2/4322e826-c249-43f4-bef1-8529f4d53621/BizTalk_LOB_Adapters.exe
This package, once installed, adds the common adapters (J.B, Siebel, Oracle, Tibco, PeopleSoft…) in the list from Biztalk Server Admin.
Thanks.
Gui.
Hey there,
Indeed, there is actually an MSI to install. You can get it from the MSDN download site (subscribers), or, on the physical media disk (I think). Once you install it, THEN you can do the "add adapter" steps in the Admin Console.
Some adapters don't automatically appear in the list of available adapters.
If you're using 2006, go into the Admin Console and manually add the adapter by
clicking on ‘Platform Settings -> Adapters -> New -> Adapter’
in the Admin Console (I have an entry on my blog that details how to acheive this with the TwoConnect Salesforce.com adapter – the procedure is the same – http://www.modhul.com/2007/02/12/using-the-twoconnect-salesforcecom-adapter/)Cheers, Nick.
Hi Sajid,
I'd probably start by asking why you would want to do this and look at exploring other avenues first, but if you're determined to do this out of an orchestration I would suggest that you create a static .NET helper class that will start an exe. There are bags of blogs that detail how to use a helper class out of an orchestration.
Nick.
Hi,
I found the page Microsoft Adapters For Enterprise Applications: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=73906BF5-4197-4941-A73F-A43C0D38618F&displaylang=en
But the file is .htm one. I followed every instructions in it (installed the oracle client, set the odbc connection…). But it didn't work (i mean, i can connect to the DB through the client, but the oracleDB adapter for Biztalk does not appear).
The thing is when i try to add an adapter (in Biztalk Server Admin-> Platform -> Adapters), the only adapter's type i got is MSMQT. No sign of oracleDB.
Is there really a package to install?
Do i have to install the oracle client before installing biztalk server?
Thanks in advance.
