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  • in reply to: little question about correlation #14588

    I have a message with following fields:
    orderNumbers,productNames and the ordered number off goods that are purchased.
    There a multiple messages from that type that are being sent to a msmq from the warehouse where all the goods are stored.

    example:
    order001,radio,3
    order002,radio,4
    order003,car,1

    I get messages back from the warehouse into the msmq with JUST the productname and quantity:
    radio,7
    car,1

    how do I correlate these messages on my sent port to the msmq and the receiving port.

    Greetings

    in reply to: how to deploy C# solution #14586

    It was me who made the previous post (forgot to log in 😐 )
    Figured out how to \”deploy\”. Went to the Bin folder and copied the DLL file to C:\\WINDOWS\\assembly folder.

    in reply to: how to deploy C# solution #14585

    gacutil /i <your c# assembly dll>

    in reply to: Map produces invalid XML #14521

    Have raised this issue with Microsoft. They have acknoweledged it is a problem and are investigating.

    in reply to: Map produces invalid XML #13387

    Have raised this issue with Microsoft. They have acknoweledged it is a problem and are investigating.

    in reply to: How to ‘XPATH’ this type of message? #13445

    Yes, I’ve validated it by saving the message as an XML doc and saving it out right before I run the query.

    in reply to: How to ‘XPATH’ this type of message? #13454

    You shouldn’t be getting that. Are you *sure* that’s the instance document you’re running the query on? If you are getting all that other stuff, then the message certainly contains other stuff.

    in reply to: How to ‘XPATH’ this type of message? #13446

    Not sure exaclty the rules here:
    This xpath will return the value \”HP\” from your example if the <params> node contains a param with a name attribute of ‘mnDocumentOrderInvoice’
    [code:1:4f93931824]\"//params/param[@name = ‘mnDocumentOrderInvoice’]/parent::*/param[@name = ‘szErrorCode’]/text()\"[/code:1:4f93931824]

    in reply to: How to ‘XPATH’ this type of message? #13453

    Rich,

    The following should work:

    strResp = xpath(msg, \”/appResponse/callINSERT/params/param[@name=’szErrorCode’]\”);

    in reply to: BT2006 Samples ExpenseReportSubmission in SDK Problem #14568

    What user are you running your HTTP receive under?
    It seems it is lacking read/write permissions to your TEMP folder…

    in reply to: BT2006 Samples ExpenseReportSubmission in SDK Problem #14566

    Thanks, for your response. I did check the Event Viewer and found this error, but don’t understand it.

    Event Type: Error
    Event Source: BizTalk Server 2006
    Event Category: BizTalk Server 2006
    Event ID: 5719
    Date: 4/27/2006
    Time: 8:47:12 AM
    User: N/A
    Computer: XEON1
    Description:
    There was a failure executing the receive pipeline: \”Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines.XMLReceive, Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines, Version=3.0.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35\” Source: \”Unknown \” Receive Port: \”BTSExpenseDemoReceivePort\” URI: \”/ExpenseReportSubmission/BTSHTTPReceive.dll\” Reason: Unable to generate a temporary class (result=1).
    error CS2001: Source file ‘C:\\WINDOWS\\TEMP\\dpjugg6l.0.cs’ could not be found
    error CS2008: No inputs specified

    in reply to: How to ‘XPATH’ this type of message? #13449

    I have a new application that sends me a response message based on an INSERT operation call, and I’m looking to extract one point of data from this XML.

    SO, from an expression, how can I do the following:
    [code:1:9c3ee063a4]errCode = xpath(msgResp, ???)[/code:1:9c3ee063a4]

    from this XML message where I need to get the \”HP\” value returned when the \”name\” attrib = mnDocumentOrderInvoice\”?
    [code:1:9c3ee063a4]
    <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>
    <appResponse>
    <callINSERT>
    <params>
    <param name=\"szCompanyKeyOrderNo\">12345</param>
    <param name=\"mnDocumentOrderInvoice\">9999999</param>
    <param name=\"szErrorCode\">HP</param>
    </params>
    </callINSERT>
    </appResponse>[/code:1:9c3ee063a4]

    TIA
    -Rich

    in reply to: Oracle adapter in BTS 2006 #14583

    hi!
    i have great difficulties using the oracle adapter.
    i think my problem is in the target namespace i should assign after i import the generated schemas.
    Can anyone of you give me the exact format of this target namespace?
    what i get in the event log is \”invalid target\” and \”the method does not exist\”…
    thank you!!

    in reply to: can’t see port in orchestration #14580

    Thank you. I thaugth that I made some kind off stupid mistake.

    Greetings

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    in reply to: can’t see port in orchestration #14576

    The Send and Receive ports in orchestrations are not the same as the Messaging Send and Receive ports (configured in Biztalk Explorer)

    If you use Specify Now or Dynamic orchestration ports then the Messaging Port configuration is added to the assembly and gets configured when the assembly is deployed.

    For Specify Later orchestration ports you must specify the messaging ports in Biztalk Explorer or the Admin Console and bind these ports to your orchestration before you can enlist and start the orchestration.

    You can export the messaging port configurations and bindings in a Binding file, which can be imported on the same or a different machine.

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