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Sorry… it’s done, but I don’t think by the best way:
[list:f92141b2e7]1. Actually, I’ve created a schema with only one attribute field.
2. Then I’ve created a map between the incoming message and the previous schema.
3. Then I use a transform shape.
4. Finally, in a new send pipeline, I have linked the schema with a flat file assembler shape.[/list:u:f92141b2e7]
It may be possible to do this more easily… [size=9:f92141b2e7]but it doesn’t matter ’cause it works ![/size:f92141b2e7]I haven’t done a lot of work with flat files (and most of what I have done is in reading flat files, not writing them), but I think this is all you need to do:
1) Create a flat file schema
2) Create a map and map from xml schema to flat file schema
3) Create a \”Send Pipeline\”. Drag the \”Flat File\” assembler shape in the toolbox to the \”Assemble\” phase of the pipeline. Probably specify the property \”Document Schema\”.I think the Explicit option is unsupported by the bulit-in SQL Adapter, we needed it a time or two and never got it to work. Maybe you could wrap the stored proc with a C# program?
See this site for some possible \”Hacks\”.
http://objectsharp.com/blogs/matt/archive/2005/03/22/1560.aspx
Are there any send/receive shapes inside the loop? That would involve all Biztalk’s logging and database interaction. If no sends/receives, what are you doing inside the loop?
There is a \”File Dumper\” utility that will show you the C# code generated by a Biztalk compile:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=1a57f0a5-3c3d-4a97-a762-0825daf15ab0
This might give you a rough idea of what Biztalk is actually doing – but it may call many Bitalk functions which you won’t have source code for.Hi,
I can’t believe I can’t easily do that ! I just want to generate a file with my [i:39a86bab0b]XML [/i:39a86bab0b]msg. The aim of this solution is to generate 2 files :
[list:39a86bab0b]-The first one is a flat file. It is constructed from the incoming message. That one is ok
– The other one must be a [b:39a86bab0b]new generated text file[/b:39a86bab0b] during the orchestration.[/list:u:39a86bab0b]
But the result is like this :
[code:1:39a86bab0b]<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>
<string>… GL07 process …</string>[/code:1:39a86bab0b]
However, I would like a file with that inside :
[code:1:39a86bab0b]… GL07 process …[/code:1:39a86bab0b]
So, do I need to code a custom [i:39a86bab0b]pipeline[/i:39a86bab0b] just like in the BT2K6 samples ? Or create a schema, a map then used the flat file pipeline ?Any help is welcome…
Thanks !
Not sure how to get the install path. I think you can set it – at least you can on BizTalk 2004 MSIs.
How about making the path relative to the installation?
You can test a value in a schema three ways:
1) Promoted field: msgABC(namespace.fieldname)
2) Distinguished field: msgABC.fieldname
3) Use the Xpath function to query the value of the field – this is more complex, but sometimes handy:
strTempValue = xpath(msgABC,\”string(//*fieldname[1])\”).
The problem is that the namespace must often be added and the XPath can get very complex.Do you have a custom receive pipeline that includes the Xml Validator component. This component is not included in the standard XmlReceive pipeline.
Without this component the message is never validated against its schema.
The XmlDisassembler only checks for well-formedness – all tags match, no erroneous characters, etc.I think this is solved. This was what we call a PIFC – \”Problem In Front of Computer\” – namely, me!
I never installed the help for visual studio 2005 because this is in a VM and I wanted to save space, so I guess that kept Biztalk 2006 from being registered in Visual Studio. The help is there in the program group though.
When I click on biztalk server 2006 server administration from the biztalk server 2006. i get the following error snap-in failed to initialize
Class id :{9a77c670……
I uninstalled and installed atleast 3 times. But this error seems not to go away. Its so frustruating.. Please help. let me know if u need any more info.
I have done some digging on this and it looks like it may be related to the sequence in which products are installed.
Here was a hopeful looking answer, but it doesn’t work for me
[quote:b72c36df8a]On 20 Apr 2006 17:51:06 -0700, carmellewi…@gmail.com wrote:
> I have the exact same problem. I see 10 SQL-related items in the
> \”Filtered By\” list (such items as \”SQL Server 2005\”, \”SQL Server
> Analysis Services\”, etc) , but nothing else. It’s really frustrating.
> Anyone found the solution to this?Yes! Finally!!
You can open up the Visual Studio 2005 help system, and find the place
where the URL: is, and enter this:ms-help://MS.VSCC.v80/dv_vscccommon/local/CollectionManager.htm
Check all the unchecked boxes you want, and then click the \”Update VSCC\”
button at the bottm and follow the instructions!Another tip if you happen to have Visual Studio .NET 2003 as well – It
seems that VS .NET 2003 help system will recognize the VS 2005 help topics
but not the other way around… So you can open up your VS .NET 2003 help
and enter the URL:ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/VSCCCommon/cm/CollectionManager.htm
And add all the .NET 2003 stuff *and* the .NET 2005 stuff!
I hope that helps… It sure drove _me_ crazy until now!
Cheers!
– Andrew [/quote:b72c36df8a]
[quote:b72c36df8a]Hi Bob,
>It looks like when I installed the Sql server 2005 (first in sequence
>of installation) it installed all its help OK, but after that installing
>VS 2005 Developper Team Edition and then installing product
>documentation something in that sequence prevented the help
>from \”registering\” if thats the correct word, with
>VS2005 developper team editionyes, I also think that may be the problem. The general convention is to
install the VS2005 RTM first, then install the SQL Server 2005. You may
need to reinstall the VS2005 and SQL Server 2005 for a test.By the way, before you install the VS2005 RTM, you need to uninstall all
the pre-RTM VS2005 components, it includes the SQL Server, .NET Framework,
MSDN for VS2005, etc.. Please refer to the VS2005 RTM’s ReadMe
documentation for the details.Thanks!
Best regards,
Gary Chang
Microsoft Community Support
[/quote:b72c36df8a]Apparently SQL Server 2005 breaks Help. I am going to try repairing Visual Studio but I don’t expect it to work. I may have to rebuild the system.
When I restart the service, everything seems to work well.
I have scheduled a task that restart the Biztalk service each hour… but the probleme is that the service may restart during treating files 🙁 and I get them in error.
Has anybody a way to find a solution restarting the biztalk service without breaking the orchestration? (for exemple, be able to catch when a port isn’t listening anymore).
Thks!
