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The problem is that the schema you're using has the elementFormDefault option set to "qualified", which means child elements must also be inside the target namespace of the schema. The instances you're using don't conform to this. For example, you have this:
<ns0:ResponseEmpresa xmlns:ns0="SIARP:Empresa">
<GRAL_MA_EMPRESA>
<ID_TIPO_DOC />
<ID_EMPRESA />
…
When you should have this:
<ns0:ResponseEmpresa xmlns:ns0="SIARP:Empresa">
<ns0:GRAL_MA_EMPRESA>
<ns0:ID_TIPO_DOC />
<ns0:ID_EMPRESA />
…Or this (which is equivalent)
<ResponseEmpresa xmlns="SIARP:Empresa">
<GRAL_MA_EMPRESA>
<ID_TIPO_DOC />
<ID_EMPRESA />
…Either fix your messages, or fix your schema.
Use a shared application to hold your shared assemblies, the default app "BizTalk Application 1" would be a good place to do
Stephe, hello!
Once I had a VS solution with 2 BizTalk projects, the 2 projects held a circular dependancy. When trying to compile the solution, BizTalk threw an compilation error saying that circualr dependencies are not allowed.
First, as I think, this a SQL Server issue, moving the databases from a server to another
Second, as I think, you need to reconfigure your BizTalk group, and your BizTalk server so that they refer to the new SQL server instance.
Hope that this is helpful,
For question no. 2, If the exception being thrown inherits System.Exception, Yes, the exception handler will catch it.
So you have a circular dependency? Not sure if that’s allowed (it isn’t in VS but BizTalk Admin is outside that domain) and at the minimum it’s not a very good idea.
Maybe move the schema to a 3rd Application or just put everything into one.
As to why it worked before, not sure. Maybe you were just luck?
Yes, the flat file schema is deployed in App1 application.
When the file is picked up, it will first go through the pipeline, with a flat file disassembler — "BTS.soap_encoding_1__1+anyType, Microsoft.BizTalk.GlobalPropertySchemas", and then then file go into an orchestration with a message defined by the schema.
The pipeline has been working fine for quite a long time, and then now just not working any more.
[quote user="Nar_BTS"]
This job will do SQL Adater, Comes with BizTalk, u can use Datagram and create a schema. then map from flat file schema to SQL Schema.
You can workout StoreProcedues or Querys, both workes here.
BizTalk 2006 got Oracle Adapter too….
Hope it helps you.
Nar-
Dear Nar:
If I need in biztalk extract information of database oracle and transform datos and then insert this information in other database Informix how do you recomended this for run automatic, with store procedure or sql adapter???
I beginner in biztalk, now read documentation for know.
Thanks for your help.
Regards.
[/quote]
Essentially I can create rules using data from database tables as facts. I wanted to get my facts from a view that combines (and pivots) and summarizes the data rather than straight tables.
Seems like something is messed up inside the pipeline. Are you using a flat file?
If so, were is the schema for the flat file located?
If not, you might want to check your pipeline. It looks like it's using the flat file disassembler.
