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  • in reply to: biztalk interview questions #15346

    How did he come into contact with Biztalk for the 1st time?
    What version of BitzTalk has the \”enterviewed\” tried?
    Projects he’s been involved in?
    How confortable is he with the visual Studio enviroment?
    How confortable is he with XML, C#, XSLT, SQL?

    this is what commes up to my mind in 1min!

    in reply to: Warning Message #15353

    Hi,

    When I tried deploying my solution, I received a following warning. Can any one help me out in this?

    [b:d57e4e67ff][u:d57e4e67ff]Warning :[/u:d57e4e67ff][/b:d57e4e67ff]

    [b:d57e4e67ff]If any of the assemblies were previously loaded by a Host Instance, it may be necessary to restart the Host Instance for changes to take effect.[/b:d57e4e67ff]

    Thanks

    in reply to: biztalk interview questions #15349

    Hi,

    Kindly provide biztalk interview questions. This interview is for BizTalk Developers with 6mths – 2 years of exp.

    Thanks

    in reply to: how to run external executable file inside Biztalk #15339

    Or if you declared the method static e.g. static void ToRun(parameter1) you will not need an instance of the class in the orchestration.

    in reply to: storing xml file in database using sql adapter #15333

    You can also do this in the orchestration.

    Declare a orchestration variable of type XmlDocument
    Assign the message you wish to store to this variable.
    Then assign the OuterXml string of this variable to the nText field in the SQLMessage

    xmlDocVar = MessageToStore;
    SQLUpdateMessage.nTextColumnField = xmlDocVar.OuterXml;

    Make the nTextColumnField a distinguished field or you can use the xpath function to assign the value. Do not make nTextColumnField a promoted property as this limits the size to 256 bytes.

    in reply to: storing xml file in database using sql adapter #15331

    I’d probably use a helper .net class and call it inside the Orchestration. This way, I’d just use pure .net to insert the Xml into any column type you like in SQL.

    in reply to: storing xml file in database using sql adapter #15325

    Thanks Greg for your reply.

    Let say I set my db column to ntext and I use the standard sql adapter, how can I store the whole xml in a column?

    From what I have seen, the sql adapter send port is normally used to match a message field with a table field. In my case I want to match a whole message with a table field. Do you have an example or a description of the process to achieve that?

    Thanks

    in reply to: Comma delimited from SQL Field #15276

    I don’t know if this was the best method.. but I did it as follows.

    Read in via SQL Adapter.
    Send via pipeline the content to a flat file schema.
    Retrieve via pipeline the flat file and parse to new schema.

    Probably not optimal.. but only way given my skill set to get it completed.

    in reply to: Filter at send port group is not working #15271

    pull the ports out of the group and they will work fine

    in reply to: Comma delimited from SQL Field #15275

    you could try creating a pipeline with a ffdasm and call it from your orchestration.

    in reply to: how to run external executable file inside Biztalk #15340

    That is exactly how you would do it. There are of course a few things you need to do in order to get this working fine in your solution.

    first, declare a orchestration variable of the type of your class, This takes place of the declaration in a C# app. (ie. string something;)
    Then, in an expression shape, simple create a new instance and use as you would normally.

    make sure that your class is serializable or you will need to put this expression shape in a scope

    in reply to: Client Install for VS 2005? #15343

    I am new to BizTalk. I have BizTalk installed on a server via our IT department. I have RDP access and I am developing on it directly (its RD box not production). I want to install compnents on my local machine so I can develop in VS 2005 to the remote biztalk.

    When I installed what I thought off the CDs it installed a BizTalk server on my machine. Is there just client tools to add into VS 2005?

    Thanks.

    in reply to: a correlation may be initialized only once #14146

    hi
    i created the dummy send shape, initialized the correlation in that shape and i was able to build the solution without any error. Now i have another after deployment. When i resend the request, the orchestration is not able to identify the response message from the MQ. It gives me a subscription error. I get this error.
    \”The Messaging engine failed to process a message submitted by adapter MQSeries Source Details:
    Could not find a matching subscription for the message.This error occurs if the subscribed orchestration schedule or send port has not been started, or if some of the message properties necessary for subscription evaluation have not been promoted\”
    Have you faced this problem?
    Thanks
    Saj

    in reply to: BizTalk version used the most #12302

    I’m using BizTalk 2006 final version!!! Not an option!! :p

    in reply to: Bizrules guru! #14153

    I’m not really understand your problem (going to read it again), but for indentation use the \”[code] [\\code]\” tags, without the quotes!

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