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  • in reply to: Configuration BizTalk Server 2006 #14909

    I installed
    Window server 2003
    Microsoft SQL Server 2005
    Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006
    Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
    Microsoft Enterprise Single Sign-On

    I also Configured Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 (Except BAM).

    I am using an example for the SSO Implementation.

    Under inetmgr it displays under “application pools”.
    When I execute the application under Default Web Site it displays error message
    “[b] Service Unavailable”[/b]

    Also their is no option for creating a new project of biztalk in the template of the .net IDE !!!!

    Can anyone tell me the solution of this problem which I am facing ?

    Please guide me , how to proceeed……………..

    Thanks
    Jai

    in reply to: Envelope and SOAP adapter #14903

    You need to create the [i:db58ebdc04]envelope[/i:db58ebdc04] and[i:db58ebdc04] document [/i:db58ebdc04]schemas.
    Create an orchestration to receive a [i:db58ebdc04]document[/i:db58ebdc04] message.
    Run the Biztalk Web Service Publishing wizard and publish the [i:db58ebdc04]envelope[/i:db58ebdc04] schema as an web service
    If you publish the orchestration as a web service, the wsdl generated will expect a message of the same type that will be received by the orchestration which is [i:db58ebdc04]document[/i:db58ebdc04].

    in reply to: Adding another receive location for debug purpose #14896

    Yes, you are right. You cannot add a FILE receive location to a Request response port.

    For testing/debug you could look at creating a small .Net app that will call the web service.

    Another option is to look at Bizunit, where you can automate your testing.

    in reply to: Envelope and SOAP adapter #14905

    Hi
    I downloaded a great example of using envelopes.

    http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Samples/Xml-Envelope-Debatch-Pipeline.html

    The example works great – it receives xml input and orchestration outputs 3 separate messages.
    I tried to replace the receive location with SOAP adapter – in other words I want the orchestration will start with WS call.
    Im really cannot combine envelope and orchestration exposed as WS
    The wsdl looks like this:

    <soap:Envelope xmlns:xsi=\”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\” xmlns:xsd=\”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\” xmlns:soap=\”http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\”>
    <soap:Body>
    <Operation_1 xmlns=\”http://tempuri.org/\”>
    <part>
    <ID xmlns=\”\”>string</ID>
    <Batch xmlns=\”\”>string</Batch>
    <Sender xmlns=\”\”>string</Sender>
    </part>
    </Operation_1>
    </soap:Body>
    </soap:Envelope>

    I tried every combination to send the data any idea will be great
    10x

    in reply to: Adding another receive location for debug purpose #14898

    Hi greg.forsythe,
    thanks.the problem is that i didnt add it to the same recieve port.

    the problem now is that FILE ADAPTER is one way, and my SOAP port is request-response…

    can those 2 can live togather in same recieve port?…

    i notice that if i am creating one way new recieve port , i cannot add SOAP recieve location…

    10x

    No news on the exam?

    in reply to: what is that?? #14900

    when trying to deploy to new application name :

    \”The number of applications in this group has reached the maximum number allowed in this BizTalk edition.\”

    thanks in advance

    in reply to: WS Addressing / WS Reliable Messaging #14883

    Any protocol level ordering of messages (MSMQ, WS-RM, MQ-Series) will guarantee that messages will arrive in the same order that they are sent. The order is maintained internally to the protocol using protocol headers.
    They will not reorder messages based on some internal message semantic.
    Likewise Biztalk will order messages using a FIFO mechanism.

    If the receiving protocol supports ordered delivery and the sending protocol supports ordered delivery, then you can send messages in order from point A to point B via Biztalk.
    If either the sending or receiving protocols does not support ordered delivery then you will need to implement another mechanism to guarantee order.

    You need to be able to identify the records in the file using the Tag Identifier field.
    I have a schema that will parse you example.
    Basically you add a positional Record that is maxOccurs=unbounded and declare each positional field. You can use the \”Allow early termination\” if the last field if the record terminates early.
    After this Record declare another record called EndofFile. Set the Tag Identifier as EOF[space].

    Email me if you would like the schema, it’s too big to post here.

    in reply to: Adding another receive location for debug purpose #14897

    Hi all,
    I published my orchestration as a web service.
    For debug purposes I want to start the orchestration by adding xml file to the FS
    (File adapter), and not by calling the WS.

    Someone told me it can be done without changing the orchestration .
    He told me I need to add new receive location…
    I did that but when BT06 read the file im getting \”no subscribers were found for the message\”
    Somehow the new receive location should be connected to the orchestration…
    Any help will be great

    Elad

    in reply to: Space issues regarding MsgBoxDb and DTADb (help) #13906

    I truncated the dta_DebugTrace table, it had 6106000 rows but there was no significant increase in disk space. the purge script fails due to shortage of space for tempdb.

    Is there a way to purge messages in MsgboxDb as it is taking up much more space (9 Gb)

    My understanding is that once the messages are copied into DTAdb they are purged from msgboxdb so msgboxdb should not be larger than dtadb.

    in reply to: Getting value from Stored Procedure and using in Mapper #14892

    I have a project where I am simply converting a CSV(File) into a SQL Insert Updategram. It is pretty basic, but I am doing some file type conversions in the mapper. I have a need whereby, in the Orchistration, execute a receive port for information from a stored procedure. It simply returns an ID number. I then need to use that ID number in the mapper to fill in one of mapped fields. Can someone give me a brief run-down on how this can occur? I guess I am stuck(in my head), figuring out if I need to store the result of the receive port into an orchistartion variable, and if so, how do I use it in the transform for the map?

    Thanks.

    in reply to: Send Port Configuration throws exception #14889

    The following exception is thrown while i tried to configure the send port
    \”Could not store transport type data for Primary Transport of Send Port ‘xxx’ to config store. Object reference not set to an instance of an object\”
    What can be the problem?
    Thanks.

    in reply to: Receive Handler is empty #14887

    I get the Receive Handler empty in Receive Locations. There is no BizTalkServerApplication handler as it is written in the tutorial.
    What is the problem?

    in reply to: BizTalk 2006 and MOM upgrade #14876

    The official word from Microsoft ended up being that BizTalk Server 2006 has different EventIds from BizTalk 2004 so they strongly recommended installing the new Management Pack.

    We did find in our Test environment that some BizTalk 2004 Events were being reported by MOM so maybe not all IDs have changed.

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