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If I add a port in the Biztalk explorer, they appear, but not when I create them in my orchestration. I tried to create some several ports and none of them appear in the Biztalk Explorer or in the biztalk adminsitration console.
Greetings
the example u have refered uses a stored procedure that returns the cutomer detail against a specific customerId, and not the order details of that customer.
When I add a send port to the orchestration and I build the solution, I can’t see the port in my biztalk explorer. All the other created ports appear but this doesn’t 8) .
Any ideas?
Greetings
problem solved,
in my send port i had to add the outbound map to my transformFlatFiles.btm map.
Greets
ok i made a little mistake, because i had to remake the message i forgot to type the x in front of mlns, so now it works that thing.
but now i’m getting this message in my event viewer:
[quote:07f57a4bb4]There was a failure executing the send pipeline:
\”Webshop.SendFlatFileFW_Pipeline,Webshop,Version=1.0.0.0,Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=bac8947f50b16b59\” Source:\”Flat file assembler\” Send Port: \”MSMQ_Send_Port\” URI: \”FORMATNAME:DIRECT=OS:AWS00401\\PRIVATE$\\MAGZIJNSYSTEEM\” Reason: This Assembler cannot retrieve a document specification using this type:
\”http://Webshop.Receive_FlatFile_Body#Root\”.[/quote:07f57a4bb4]Any help?
Thx
ThomasNeal,
Try adding a reference to Microsoft.XLANGs.Engine.dll, and then try on the expression shape:
Microsoft.XLANGs.Core.Service.RootService.InstanceIdI think that’s the one you’re looking for (though there are a few other properties that might be interesting on the service).
How do you get the Orchestration ServiceInstanceId (GUID) in an expression shape inside the orchestration?
something like this?
strMyServiceInstanceID = BTS.orchest….
or the likes? I don’t know the object or property name.Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.comYou should be able to access it from the MSMQ.Label context property of the message you received. For example, on an Expression Shape:
label = MyMessage(MSMQ.Label);
Notice you’ll need to reference the MSMQ adapter property schemas assembly, otherwise the MSMQ adapter properties won’t appear available.
(If you are using MSMQT and not the MSMQ adapter, then the right property is MSMQT.Label)
Finally, if you want to do filtering or context-based routing based on the MSMQ label, then you need to be aware that while this property is added to the received message context, it is not promoted, so you’ll need to use a custom pipeline component on the receive pipeline to promote it so that you can do routing based on it. I’ve got an example of such a component on my site: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/2005/10/04/MSMQBizTalkAndDeliveryNotifications.aspx
Mike,
Are the orchestrations enlisted and started appropriately? Also, check out your machine’s application event log, as you’ll very likely find more detailed information about what the problem is.
Also, make sure your HTTP/SOAP receive side is running on an appPool running under an account that is part of your BizTalk Isolated Host Users group.
i have an orchestration in wich i call a WS wich have an method that don’t have any argumments.
when i call that orchestration it returns me an SOAPException, if pass an argument it don’t send any exception….
how can i use biztalk to call web method that don’t accept any arguments or return void(it gives the same error).
Sorry for my english… and thanks
Neal,
Thanks for all the tips, working my way through them I managed to sort out the problem.
Richard
Hi everybody! I am beginner in BizTalk Server. And i habe a problem with configuring BTS.
Here is my installation steps:
– windows 2003 enterprise (+ IIS, ASP.NET, FrontPage Server Extensions)
– MS SQL 2000 Enterprise (Setup type – Typical, Services account – domain account, Authentification – mixed)
– MS SQL SP3a
– MS SQL Analysis Services + Analysis SP3a
– SQLXML 3.0 SP2
– MS Visual Studio.NET Professional
– Windows SharePoint Services + SP2 (uninstalled Front Page Web Server extensions before), then configured SharePoint Services according to the \”Installation Guide of BizTalk Server 2004\”
– OWC10.exe (Office Web Extensions)
– sql2000-kb810185-8.00.0878-enu.exe (patch for SQL 2000)
– MS Office InfoPath 2003Then I installed BizTalk Server 2004 Development Edition (Complete installation)
And then I tried to configure BTS :– Do you want to create or join a BizTalk Server group? -Create
– Will this SSO server hold the master secret key? – Yes
– Do you want to create a BizTalk Host Application? – Untrusted
– Do you want to create a BizTalk Isolated Host Application? – Untrusted
– NEXT– Do you to create an Analysis database? – Yes
– Do you want to use Analysis Server for BAM aggregation? – Yes
– NEXT– URL BAS SharePoint site – http://BTS2004/sites/BASSite
– all windows after this I left by default, till “Windows Service Configurations” window, here I entered \”BTSadmin\” (it is an administrator account)
– in “Windows SharePoint Services site Configuration” window I selected:
– Title – Business Activity Services Site
– email – my personal mail address– after this steps configuration process started, but in the middle of configuration process \”Configuration succeded\” dialogbox with two buttons [Retry] and [Cancel] has appeared. When I press [Retry] this dialogbox appears again, but when I press [Cancel] all configuration process ralls back.
WHAT DID I WRONG ??? (insatallation is made according to \”Installation Guide\” and on a single computer)
P.S. Sorry for my english, english is not my native lannguage
