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If you serach for \”The Bloggers Guide To BizTalk\” there is a helpfile you can download with a lot of info about biztalk 2004 with articles and answers to a lot of questions, but not sure if that is what you want. I really like this one.
The FILE.ReceivedName is using the full file path, for example \”c:\\test\\myfile.txt\”. That is probably why it doesn work. I have solved this problem myself by creating a string variable in my orchestration, add the FILE-ReceivedName to the variable and then call my own .NET.class-method to parse the real filename and then I add it to the message. This works great for me.
Hello,
I have created a simple map in Biztalk 2004, where I want to pick records in the source file with a certain value in one of the fields. I do this by using conditional mapping.When I select Test Map this works without any problems, but when I Deploy the map and read the same source file again, it does not work. If I remove the conditional mapping part in the transformation the map will work again. I have an image showing the mapping here: http://www.fotothing.com/Egotronic/photo/a55f69f3eb7247da39dadeb15c353d97/
Anyone have a clue why this is happening? I can’t continue working if I don’t solve this crazy thing, arghhh
Break point, tracking and health related information is sored in bizTalk tracking database (BIZTalkDTADB).
I can’t tell exactly which table is used for storing the debug information but if you explore the db you may get some information.
Changing or deleting any information can be disastrous on biztalk db as it may affact your normal wokring. I suggest you first try this on test machine.As far as your issue is concerned you can try using Opreation – Service instance and terminate the service. After terminating the service you can use replay mode debugging and clear the break point.
You could try the Biztalk 2004 Tutorials
[url]http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9C64562C-3FA7-49BA-885E-82213D00776E&displaylang=en[/url]It is the service (orchestration) that is getting suspended. The race condition occurs when a message is being posted to the message box about the same time that a service that belongs to that paricular correlation set is being shut down (discarded) will suspended the remaining messages of the set. So there can be one or more messages in the suspeneded instance.
To verify that there is more than one message I can run the query without specifing the service instance id and there are all the messages, in the suspended state, that really belong to the suspended instance. That is why this is driving me crazy!
hi,
i have studied a lot about biztalk now i want to demonstrate the study.
can anybody suggest a good scenario where i can implement Biztalk implementing Mapper,and adapter.Regards
VikasI can’t imagine nobody has run into this before as far as migrating from BTS 2002 to 2004. The last thing I want to do is write a custom gateway between the queue and BTS 2004 to serialize the message, but I’m not sure what else to do here.
The error is from StringBuilder not from the xpath function.
I would suggest removing the System.String.Format and just assigning the string to XPathStatement.Also the position() function is case sensitive.
Sorry for the new topic, I have found the answer on the
http://www.biztalk-server.com forum.Hiyas. I have been googling the phrase \”Delivered, not consumed\” for quite awhile and still don’t understand what Biztalk is trying to tell me when I see this message in HAT.
Is it a failure of the the adapter? If so, is there any way I can get more specific information on what the problem is? I have seen lots of discussions of this error in the context of MSMQ and SQL adapters, but haven’t run across any discussions related to the particular adapter I am using (Sharepoint adapter – WSSLIB2)
