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Hi,
I have solved the above problem. It was a strong name key pair problem.
But still I have not succeeded in the task. I use a default receive pipeline. It has a xml dissassembler with doc schema property set to req schema.
If I use xmlreceive pipeline my orchestration is through. if i use the above said default recv pipeline I get the following error.
[b:aeb2213844]The Messaging engine failed to process a message submitted by adapter:FILE Source URL:D:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\Desktop\\r\\*.xml. Details:The published message could not be routed because no subscribers were found. This error occurs if the subscribing orchestration or send port has not been enlisted, or if some of the message properties necessary for subscription evaluation have not been promoted. Please use the Biztalk Administration console to troubleshoot this failure[/b:aeb2213844]
When I checked thru HAT, I got the above err msg. ReceivePipeline state is started and there is no end time.
Kindly help
Hi,
I have added a default receive pipeline in my solution and using this in my orchestration instead xmlreceive. I get the following error.
[b:e646a9d0d3]There was a failure executing the receive pipeline: \”LearnOrches.ReceivePipeline1, LearnOrches, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=92d0bc0261c862c8\” Source: \”Unknown \” Receive Port: \”LearnOrches_1.0.0.0_LearnOrches.BizTalk_Orchestration1_TestRecvPrt_92d0bc0261c862c8\” URI: \”D:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\Desktop\\Recv Marks\\*.xml\” Reason: Failed to get pipeline: LearnOrches.ReceivePipeline1, LearnOrches, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=92d0bc0261c862c8. Please verify that the pipeline strong name is correct and that the pipeline assembly is in the GAC[/b:e646a9d0d3]
If I’m using xmlreceive I don’t have any problem.
Have I missed anything?[/b]Hi,
I am trying to deploy my sln. I get the following error.
[b:5e2827197a]Unable to deploy early bindings.
at Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.Assembly.BtsAssembly.DeployEarlyBinding(String applicationName)
at Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.Assembly.BtsAssembly.Save(String applicationName)
at Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.BizTalkAssembly.PrivateDeploy(String server, String database, String assemblyPathname, String applicationName)
at Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.BizTalkAssembly.Deploy(Boolean redeploy, String server, String database, String assemblyPathname, String group, String applicationName, ApplicationLog log)Unable to deploy early bindings.
Failed to update binding information.
Could not validate configuration of Primary Transport of Send Port ‘studentEAI_1.0.0.0_studentEAI.Grade_SndPort_92d0bc0261c862c8’ with SSO server.
An invalid value for property \”FileName\”.
An invalid value for property \”FileName\”.Failed to add resource(s). Change requests failed for some resources. BizTalkAssemblyResourceManager failed to complete end type change request. Unable to deploy early bindings. Failed to update binding information. Could not validate configuration of Primary Transport of Send Port ‘studentEAI_1.0.0.0_studentEAI.Grade_SndPort_92d0bc0261c862c8’ with SSO server.
An invalid value for property \”FileName\”. An invalid value for property \”FileName\”. [/b:5e2827197a]Kindly help
I would try to look at the sample at http://msdn.microsoft.com/biztalk/downloads/samples/ and take a look at the http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/1/d/b1d9ddf9-88c6-4d4e-abea-4787fdc85bec/ValueMappingFunctoid.exe
sample for value mapping flattening functiods.I kind of like my own set of questions: http://geekswithblogs.net/sthomas/archive/2005/12/29/64404.aspx
Although, I have posted the answers. Just make sure they don’t give them back word for word.
As with anything, there could always be more than one right answer.
I mostly like to hear the way someone response to a question and the thought process they use to answer it.
you should always do that after updating an external DLL that youre using within BTS. its basic GAC, but if you dont update the version number etc and just uninstall the old and install the new, the host instance will continue to run on its cached version of the DLL.
this can also happen if you make a very minor change to your BTS project and it doesnt notice that the code has changed dramatically (yea, sounds dumb, but have had it happen several times and can make you pull your hair out if you dont know whats happening) and the auto refresh option in the deployment doesnt force a flush of the cache.its good practice id say
SURE!
[quote:c860078cde]This error occurs if the subscribing orchestration or send port has not been enlisted, or if some of the message properties necessary for subscription evaluation have not been promoted. Please use the Biztalk Administration console to troubleshoot this failure[/quote:c860078cde]
The way BTS components communicate amongst each other is through the message box via messages. The pieces arent really connected together but rather either publish a message or subscribe to one (or many in either case)
So, one phase completes its processing (a pipeline for example) and publishes its result to the message box. this publishing contains information about that component (the publisher) and pieces of information regarding the type and state of the message.
Other phases in your flow are awaiting these messages, so they subscribe to the message in the message box. What that means is that they inform the message box engine that they are awaiting for any messages that come from publisher X for example.
and so on until the message is fully consumed by all subscribers and its lifetime completes.
So, with that said, here is the scenario that this error message is explaining; basically, one of your components published a message whose state is not complete (ie its lifetime is not finished and is expecting more processing) but no one is waiting for it.
now how to drill down and figure out where the issue is breaking. Well, first on that same error screen, find out which component is throwing that error. ( itll be in the context properties of that message ) and find out which component you WANT to follow it.
then go to your administration and go to the new query tab. select subscriptions and hit run. You’ll be able to see all the subscriptions that your message box is aware of. (mind you, you wont find what you expect obviously since you are getting this error) but look for that component that should be next in line and double click it. check out the filter and see which context properties its looking for. Compare those with the actual props of the suspended message and figure out the problem.
Most probabily you have an orchestration that is next in line and it is filtering on a recieve filter that was configured at design time. if thats the case, youll have to fix it in VS and redeploy. it you set it during runtime somehow, adjust it to match the message context props.
hope that helps… shoot with any questions and/or some more data examples if you cant get it fixed.
Hi all,
Im hitting a weird snag while trying to build my biztalk project. Basically, the only two components in this project are a schema and a pipeline. Now, the schema is huge; 25 MB XSD to be exact. as you can imagine, its a very complex schema with custom data types etc.
The error I get is
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Error 6 Unexpected error writing metadata to file ‘c:\\Development\\Throwaway\\TestInboundSchema\\TestInboundSchema\\obj\\Development\\~TestInboundSchema.dll’ — ”
\”
… and thats it, no error number or any help what so ever. I suspect its a memory issue since VS is utilizing 600MB of memory trying to build, and 300 otherwise. Also, when I go to the schema properties and tell it to not compile it as part of the project, it works fine.But that brings on another catch, (obviously, the pipeline component needs to have this schema type in its project to be able to do its thing) trying to test the pipeline externally, i get an \”invalid pointer error\” which seems to be a result of not compiling the schema into the project. But publishing the app and testing it on a dev environment, it basically reports that it cannot access \”that\” memory location (\”that\” isnt really reported, but implied)
so it seems like the only solution is to get that schema compiled.. my question is HOW???? is it just a question of adding RAM to the dev machine? I mean this is a rinky dink P4 machine with 1G of RAM for dev with W2k3 R2 AND SQL2005 on it… so it is stressed a bit if you cant imagine.
are there switches i can flip and allow it to eat more memory and compile this thing?Any help would be greedily accepted and appreciated.
btw, Ive gotten this to work on several other schemas that are built in the same manner but arent quite as big. The schema basically mirrors a database and this one has about 160 tables. The others never got above 100..
Thanks
Hi,
Thanks for all your replies. BTW posting in this forum doesn’t mean I have not done a google search. I thought I get some more as more exp people in BTalk are available here.
Why dont you do a search first? So many good questions available
[url]http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-52,GGLG:en&q=biztalk+interview+questions[/url]
Why dont you do a search first? So many good questions available
I am using the following code:
[code:1:0377daf02a]RcvPipeOutput = Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.XLANGPipelineManager.ExecuteReceivePipeline(typeof(BizTalkFromWipToAC.SQLParseReceivePipeline), OutputInterchange);[/code:1:0377daf02a]
This recquires that it is run inside an atomic scope. So all my logic afterwards, the loop of the records and message assignments and the sending to the web service are occuring in the atomic scope.
The web service was changed to provide a response. Atomic scope does not allow receive message of web service inside the scope. How do I use the above code to receive a message through a pipeline and still allow me to send the results to a web service that sends a response.
Here is more detaile code:
1. Receive SQL Message
2. Transform to Flat File format
3. Issue Send pipeline code to put in FF form.—Atomic Scope Start —
4. Run Receive Pipeline
RcvPipeOutput = Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.XLANGPipelineManager.ExecuteReceivePipeline(typeof(BizTalkFromWipToAC.SQLParseReceivePipeline), OutputInterchange);5. Begin Loop with : RcvPipeOutput.MoveNext()
6. Build the message:
FFMessage = null;
RcvPipeOutput.GetCurrent(FFMessage);7.Transform message to format I want
8. Convert to message for Webservice call
xmlDoc = XMLPrepMessage;
WebServiceMessage.xml = xmlDoc.OuterXml;9. Send to Webservice
9a. Response from Web Service
— End Atomic scope
So 9a fails.. how do i get this to work?[/code]
