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I have a similar problem, I cannot find 256340_ENU_x64_zip.exe

Can you send me a URL link or zip and Email it to me please!  Thanks!

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where is the hotfix?

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Sam,

Check this one out: http://biztalkblogs.com/nishil/archive/2006/12/21/1543.aspx

Good luck!

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[quote user="Anonymous"]I am working over the integration of Biztalk server 2006 with Commerce server 2007 beta. I am trying to integrate biztalk server with Commerce server through commerce server catalog adapter. But I am facing a lot of problems. Can you suggest me a working example that may lead me from scratch towards end while using commerce server adapter. I am desperately in need of such example as I have searched out a lot over web but couldn’t find any working example in which commerce server adapter has been used[/quote]

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Robby –

Link <Record> to the Looping functoid and then link that to <User>

The results you are getting look like maybe you have Column0, Column1 and Column2 linked to the looping functoid.

-wa 

 

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Henry,

Thanks for your reply.  Yes, the elemens are correct in my output schema.  I took a look at the table looping functoid example and the looping functoid example.  I attempted to use both of those for my particular problem, but the issue I keep running up against is that the transformations (mappings) occur in an iterative fashion where it is assumed that everything you need in the target node is provided at that instance.  With my issue, the assembling of the target nodes requires information from multiple source nodes.

I was able to get the desired results by using the index functoid.  I have described the problem and my solution in a blog posting http://blogs.fpoint.com/?p=106.  I am not convinced that my solution is a preferred way to achieve this, and would greatly appreciate if it could be looked at to determine if it is an okay way to use the mapper.

Thanks,

Robby Powell

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[quote user="Anonymous"]I get this \"Error\" reported in the Event Viewer.

Execute batch error. Exception information: TDDS failed to batch execution of streams. SQLServer: WPQMD514, Database: BAMPrimaryImport.Parameter is not valid..

Any idea as to why this occurs?

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Are you using tables (e.g. lookup tables) other than the ones BT installs?

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Robby,

are the elements correct in your output schema?

Try the following examples as you can download and refer to them to see how they are built:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/biztalk/aa937647.aspx

 

Hope this helps. 

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What happens when you install it?

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For what it's worth, I've seen instances in BT 2006 where you yank the assemblies, uninstall (via Control Panel) the application and delete the application from the BT Admin Console, and the new app (version) STILL won't deploy.  We are using a VM Ware server, so you can just imagine Microsoft's response.

The solution is to perform the above three steps, then bounce the server, then install the new app.  TIP: Once you have all your bindings configured, if you export the bindings and save them, when you install your new version it's a simple matter to import the bindings file and you can then avoid the whole config business.

Hope this helps.
 

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Thanks NISHIL and wa, between the two of you – I got it.

 

This group has always been very helpful, so thanks for your continued support.

 

Chris

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Thank you guys for your posts! Unfortunately the debugger doesn't jump into my Code anyway:-(. Are there more or any special things to pay attention to?
 
Also that expression, they tell you to put into an expression shape (System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(iResult);) in the article postet by Hansi is not valid because iResult can't be found.

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Besides using the Sharepoint adapter, which enables you to:
 – receive and send documents from/to WSS document libraries and form libraries
 – document filtering based on WSS views
 – archiving of documents
 – promoting of document properties,

you can deploy BizTalk orchestrations as web services and use SharePoint DataViews to show the results of the web service calls.
However keep in mind that BizTalk is not (yet) your best choice when it comes to realtime processing. So when it comes to show data in SharePoint which comes from BizTalk orchestrations, it's best to deploy only simple/fast orchestrations as web services.

More information about the WSS adapter can be found at the blog of Adrian Hamza (http://blogs.msdn.com/ahamza/default.aspx).

 

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Sam,

– Create a variable of type XmlDocument (say:xdoc)
– assign the message to the variable (xdoc = yourmessage)
– write the xml to the Eventlog (System.Diagnostics.Eventlog.WriteEntry(xdoc.OuterXml, "EventlogSource");)

Good luck!
Lex

 

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