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I was able to solve it myself. A dll named Microsoft.Biztalk.CoreAdapterMgmt.dll was missing from the GAC. It was needed by the Oracle adapter.

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At the risk of sounding like a broken record (too late for that, probably! :)), have you asked your webservice provider to see if they support that level of large uploads?

I’ve only seen that error on the server side of an ASP.NET application/service, so if your service provider is exposing an ASMX service, my guess is the problem is on their end. I’m not aware of having that limitation enforced from the client side of the HTTP mechanism in .NET (HttpWebRequest, which biztalk uses underneath the HTTP and SOAP adapters).

Anyone else has any other ideas?

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I suspect the error you are seeing occurs when the receive port publishes the message to the MessageBox.
When you set the BTS.ReceivePortName filter on the send port, the send port subscribes directly to the receive port and sends the original message without it being processed by the orchestration.

The orchestration will have a subscription filter of:
BTS.ReceivePortId = <bound receive port id>
AND
BTS.Messagetype = <message type of first receive shape>

You will need to use the XmlReceive pipeline, which promotes the BTS.MessageType property.
Remove any filters on the send port.
And bind, enlist and start the orchestration.

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The receive port publishes the message to the Messagebox and looks for a subscriber. If no subscriber can be found you get this error.

A subscriber can be an orchestration or a send port.
If it is a send port you need to set a filter by specifying promoted properties and their values. Like BTS.ReceivePortName = \”youreceiveportname\”.

If you are using an orchestration the subscription is created when you bind the orchestration port to the receive port. This sets up a subscription filter:
BTS.ReceivePortID = <receive port id>
AND
BTS.MessageType = <messagetype on orchestration receive shape>

The BTS.MessageType property is set in the pipeline usually by one of the disassemblers (Xml or Flat File).
The default Passthru pipeline does not set the BTS.MessageType property.

If you are receiving an Xml message you will need to set the receive pipeline on the receive location to be XmlReceive.
And ensure all orchestrations and send ports are enlisted and started

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Help!

I hope someone can help me with this problem:

BizTalk Server 2004 SP1 is installed on a Win 2003 Server SP1 and the SQL server 2000 SP4 is installed on another Win 2003 server SP1. While configuring the BizTalk server after running the setup I ran into this error:

\”An error occurred while granting access to ‘Domain\\SSO_Administrator’ to the Single Sign-On database SSODB on the ‘machine name’ (Error code 0x8007000E).

All the users accounts/services accounts and User groups are created on the domain following the Biztalk Server 2004 Installation Notes, and the user running the configuration wizard are a member of the Domain Users and is a local administrators on both the Biztalk server and the SQL server.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
John

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The whole error description is following:

Error Description: SoapException: There was an exception running the extensions specified in the config file. –> Maximum request length exceeded.

Exception type: XlangSoapException
Source: Microsoft.XLANGs.BizTalk.Engine
Target Site: Void VerifyTransport(Microsoft.XLANGs.Core.Envelope, Int32, Microsoft.XLANGs.Core.Context)
The following is a stack trace that identifies the location where the exception occured

at Microsoft.BizTalk.XLANGs.BTXEngine.BTXPortBase.VerifyTransport(Envelope env, Int32 operationId, Context ctx)
at Microsoft.XLANGs.Core.Subscription.Receive(Segment s, Context ctx, Envelope& env, Boolean topOnly)
at Microsoft.XLANGs.Core.PortBase.GetMessageId(Subscription subscription, Segment currentSegment, Context cxt, Envelope& env, CachedObject location)
at orchWS_PO.segment1(StopConditions stopOn)
at Microsoft.XLANGs.Core.SegmentScheduler.RunASegment(Segment s, StopConditions stopCond, Exception& exp)

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This could be caused by the schema definition.
Some schemas have many top level elements defined, including the actual root
e.g.

<element name=\”root\”>
<complextype>
<element ref=\”child1\”>
<element ref=\”child2\”>
<element ref=\”child3\”>
</complextype>
</element>
<element name=\”child1\”/>
<element name=\”child2\”/>
<element name=\”child3\”/>

You may like to open the schema definition and set the Root Reference property on the <schema> node to be OrderIn.

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To set a distinguished field the Xml message must contain the node referenced.

I suspect that you do not create the xmlmessage node in your map.
If you open the map select the xmlmessage node in the destination, scroll down the properties and set the Value property to \”EMPTY\”.

This will produce an output message containing the node:
<xmlmessage>EMPTY</xmlmessage>

This will be overwritten in the message assignment shape when you assign the xmlDocument.OuterXml to the distinguished field.

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I think it is related to IIS.

I am using IIS 6.0 and my web services is running in an application pool which have \”Network service\” as identity. Do I need to change the identity to something else?

For people how use IIS 6.0, did you need to change the app pool identity?

Thanks.

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I have a message that looks like this:
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<ContraxMSgs xmlns=\"http://MyCompany.MyApp.Messaging.BizTalk\">
<ContraxMSg>
<MESSAGEID>177629</MESSAGEID>
<MESSAGE_TYPE_ID>9</MESSAGE_TYPE_ID>
<CONTRAX_COMPANY_PARTYID>8147</CONTRAX_COMPANY_PARTYID>
<SUBJECT>invoice ready.</SUBJECT>
<TYPE>Invoice Ready</TYPE>
<PRIORITY>HIGH</PRIORITY>
<TEXT>Blah Blah. Thank you.</TEXT>
<EXPIRY_DATE>2004-06-10T00:00:00.0000000-04:00</EXPIRY_DATE>
</ContraxMSg>
</ContraxMSgs>
[/code:1:b33f97af56]
I’m trying to use an expression shape to get the number of records (even though it is one record everytime) and MessageID. I’m using this xpath:
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varTotal = System.Convert.ToInt32(xpath(msgIn, \"count(//ContraxMSg)\"));
sTemp = xpath(msgIn,\"//ContraxMSgs/ContraxMSg/MESSAGEID\");
sResult = \"OrcMessaging -> The total number of Messages are \" + System.Convert.ToString(varTotal) + \" MessageID: \" + sTemp;

System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(sResult);
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The result though is 0 messages and blank message id. However when I use xmlspy I’m returning 1 message with the correct Message ID so I’m thinking it is the correct xpath.

How come I’m not getting the right results? Anyone see something that I’ve missed.

Thanks, Bill N

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i receive a xml message through a http receive port which i want to store in database field.

i prepared a xmldocument object and then assigned incoming message to it.

then i added a sql adapter of type send receive and then in procedurerequest part of message for sql adapter i distinguished the field ntext ie xmlmessage in my case.then i assigned outerxml to message.parameters.reqroot.xmlmessage.

but it gave me a error that message is not initialized.so in construct block i added a transform where i mapped a field required.then i added a message construct block where this distinguished field of ntext was assigned to xmldoc.outerxml.

i deployed it but after running it gave me a error

Uncaught exception terminated service Taylor_insert_xml.InsertXml(e5d8d7a6-f73d-3007-261d-3404f0ad5d24), instance e52cabcb-c693-45c5-891c-d49a3f18da2a

A failure occurred while evaluating the distinguished field proc_Insert_Taylor_xml.xmlmessage against the message part data. The message part data does not contain at least one of the nodes specified by the XPath expression (listed below) that corresponds to the distinguished field. The cause for this error may be that the message part data has not been initialized or that the message part data does not conform to the message part schema. Ensure that the message part data is initialized correctly.
XPath expression: /*[local-name()=’Sendtaylor’ and namespace-uri()=’http://test_Ins_sql_taylor’%5D/*%5Blocal-name()=’proc_Insert_Taylor_xml&#8217; and namespace-uri()=’http://test_Ins_sql_taylor’%5D/@*%5Blocal-name()=’xmlmessage&#8217; and namespace-uri()=”]

please help its urgent.

in your eg you have shown sqlupdatemessage.ntextfield.

i am not able to access like that

message.parameters.storeprocname.ntextfield

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[quote:96a732a34b=\”Merryhe45 \”]client side

i’m sending a file using biztalk to an public web service, and got this error in biztalk

is there a message limit for biztalk to process?[/quote:96a732a34b]

Are you sure the server you’re calling to doesn’t have this restriction enabled? The error message you mention you’re getting is the exact same message used by ASP.NET 🙂

Can you show us the entire error + stack trace you’re getting?

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we need to save the results displayed in the activity search page in some document.

can anyone help me to achieve this task in BAM Portal.

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I don’t think you can really export a host. Hosts are more of a server level component. They can be created via scripts (WMI) and shouldn’t be created and deleted with application deployment.

All in all, you’ll need to set your hosts ahead of time or edit the binding files to change the host names to a host on that server.

Hope this helps.

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client side

i’m sending a file using biztalk to an public web service, and got this error in biztalk

is there a message limit for biztalk to process?

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