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I have cranked out my Biztalk books and am at a loss as to how to add or insert records into a XML message. I have the initial message which has a repeating sequence group. Depending on the attribute values in the main body, I need to add empty records in the sequence group. I suspect I might be able to do this through the mapper. Even if someone had an example somewhere, on how to add items to a message, I might be able to figure it out.
Here’s the sample XML
<SOWReview>
<ADProduct>True</ADProduct>
<MSProduct>True</MSProduct>
<Reviewer>
<ReviewerName></ReviewerName>
<ReviewerApproved>false</ReviewerApproved>
<ReviewDate xsi:nil=\”true\”></ReviewDate>
<Notes></Notes>
<UserName></UserName>
<ReviewerEmail></ReviewerEmail>
<ReviewerTitle></ReviewerTitle>
<Specialty></Specialty>
</Reviewer>
</SOWReview>For each product that is \”True\” I need to add a specific reviewer, but am not sure how to do this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
No, the port is still enabled and the Biztalk Administration Console does not return any error or warning…
[quote:b697130ee4=\”Biztalkuser\”]Hi!
I’m devlopping a simple edi to xml conversion application following the microsoft tutorial for edi…
I get this error from the edi subsystem:\”Error encountered: ERROR (41), interchangenr 10021 :
The sender of the document is not recognized. Contact the system administrator. (msgnr:0 segnr:0)(line:1 pos:71 filepos:363)sender: [][] [7310870110000][14][]
sender: [][] [7310870110000][14][]\”why is the sender not recognized? My UNB segment is:
\”UNB+UNOA:2+7310870110000:14+7381000054303:14+060504:1341+M6J\”
In the send EDI uri I’ve typed: EDI://7310870110000:14:7310870110000
?
any idea from some edi expert?![/quote:b697130ee4]Ok, the above error seam to be solved (correct EDI uri should be: EDI://7310870110000:14:
no router in the message specs…)New problems that have come up are:
\”Error encountered: ERROR (46), interchangenr 10030 :
The source document in this mapping is not recognized. Check the mapping. (msgnr:1 segnr:1)(line:1 pos:102 filepos:394)source format: [3 2 1 ] source document: [INVOICD 93A14 UNEAN008 ]
source format: [3 2 1 ] source document: [INVOICD 93A14 UNEAN008 ]recipient: [][] [7381000054303][14][]
recipient: [][] [7381000054303][14][]
source format: [3 2 1 ,EDIFACT UNOA 2]
source document: [unknown]\”again if you have encountered this error or have any clue to what is wrong I would be very thankfull 😉
Hi,
I’ve found the solution
Check the entries in your registry under the Software\\Microsoft\\BizTalk Server\\3.0\\Administration
Check if you have any entries for MgmtDBName, MgmtDBServer,
BizTalkGroupName, BizTalkAdminNTGroupIf there are entries for the above keys, please delete them and run
configframework again.Regards,
FredNot real sure.
Might want to make sure your user id as an SA to SQL and make sure you are a local admin. Make sure SQLs running too. Is it local?
Every time your re-run the configuration make sure you run the un-configure first and if any databases got created make sure they are removed.
BizTalk 2004 has taken me up to a week to install in the past. No real reason. I’m sure there is a random number generator in the setup to throw random errors.
On a plus note BizTalk 2006 is much easier to install.
I would use the multi-message mapping solution. (I think Stephen meant two messages in and one message out)
While the message context functoid is a nice piece of code you are exposing yourself to a potential upgrade nightmare. A service pack or new relase of Biztalk could break this code.Hi Stephen,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I realized in the registry that MgmtDBServer was pointing to the wrong machine so I changed it to the right machine but then I got this new error log
Internal error from OLEDB provider: \”Cannot open database requested in login ‘BizTalkMgmtDb’. Login fails.\”
I have looked at this site:
This tells me to run configFramework /u first before deleting the databases and that is what I did. But how come I am still having this problem? How can I solve this?
Thanks,
FredLet me see, I know I had that one before.
Check to make sure the database you are trying to create doesn’t already exist. Then, check to make sure your user has write permissions to the Windows / Temp directory.
If all else fails, do a Google on that error message and see if you can find something else.
Yay – I got it working 🙂
Thanks sooooo much greg.forsythe!!!
It wasnt until i reread your second response that I really understood what I needed to do. So it’s kinda like a C# namespace where you can have parts of it in different files. I like the 1 schema approach as well – that is what i ended up doing. I am new to XML & Biztalk so I’m just learning the XML as needed and concentration more on the BizTalk. The muli-part messages in general have been giving me a little bit of a hard time.
Next up for my project is to research error handling & send an email to a dist list if the orchestration fails. I was able to write a custom functoid that reads config data from an external config file, that was kinda cool. The SSO solution for storing config data seemed moe difficult for me & I’m running short on time.
Well thanks again – you have been a great help!!!
Well, BizTalk gives you message tracking, reporting, rules engine, and BAM. If you are not using any of those, not really a need to update an existing web service.
Unless you are making a move to BizTalk and want all your services written the same using BizTalk for Admin and Maintenance reasons.
The one really good thing about web services using BizTalk is its rather easy for someone to look at the underlying Orchestration and know what’s going on. The same can not be said about looking at web service code.
Hope this helps.
That’s good advice–I had just been starting to try out the sample. I figured out how to configure the adapter based on the sample. So I’m now doing my HTTP Post to the URI, but now I have a new problem. I believe the BTSHTTPReceive.dll is picking up the XML file I’m posting, however, it’s not recognizing the subscription even though I know this XML file validates against the schema I’m using in my solution.
So I’m wondering if someone can explain to me a bit better as to how the message body is created from the file I post. I’ve got this from MSDN:
[quote:c8ade47b10]Selection of the content for the body part depends on the type of the HTTP request. For HTTP POST requests, the HTTP receive adapter associates the HTTP body content with the body part of the BizTalk Message object.[/quote:c8ade47b10]So do I take this to mean that I don’t need any kind of envelope or something around my message in my XML file–the adapter will take it as is and associate it directly with the message type created from the schema I used in my BTS solution?
Thanks!!! I appreciate everyone’s time on this excellent forum.
To be honest I’m trying to evaluate what exactly BizTalk can do. Its obviosuly designed to integrate different systems, and hence my thinking was we have a better business case for using it if it the more systems it can connect to.
So I was just thinking that if you can connect to UNIX files quickly and easily then all the better. FTP is all very well, but I was thinking if you can access it without using FTP then all the better. I will investigate the FILE adaptor that you mentioned, that seems to be what I’m looking for…..thanks for you help.
Jeremy
