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If you wish to handle files with or without comments you will need something like this:[code:1:e7dd2a70fb]
root – delimited PostFix 0x0D 0x0A
<choice occurs = 1 – unbounded>
comments tag = // occurs = 0 – unbounded
text
record – delimited Infix 0x0D 0x0A tag = @ occurs = 1 – unbounded
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Name
Number [/code:1:e7dd2a70fb]this should handle comment lines before, between and after the records
Hi Greg,
Thanks, but the problem is I can see the different properties, but when I try to, for example, rename a shape in the properties window, it switches it the odx file properties, rather than the orchestration shape’s properties.
Mike
[quote:c199a438a4=\”greg.forsythe\”]To see the properties of a decide shape it must be the active selected shape. This selected decide shape will have a border, as seen in the picture in the tutorial
To select the Decide shape you need to click on the big blue diamond at the top of the shape and the properties window will show decide properties
To select each rule shape, click on each rule box, the background of the rule should change and the properties window will show rule properties
It should not be a permissions problem, you have already created the orchestration file. Even if the file is read only it will allow changes, just prevents you saving the file.[/quote:c199a438a4]
To see the properties of a decide shape it must be the active selected shape. This selected decide shape will have a border, as seen in the picture in the tutorial
To select the Decide shape you need to click on the big blue diamond at the top of the shape and the properties window will show decide properties
To select each rule shape, click on each rule box, the background of the rule should change and the properties window will show rule properties
It should not be a permissions problem, you have already created the orchestration file. Even if the file is read only it will allow changes, just prevents you saving the file.
I have a text file delimited in the following format
@
harish
10
@
sumitha
8I was able to transfer these datas to SQL.
But when the file changed (two lines with // in the first)
//test
//
@
harish
10
@
sumitha
8My projet did not work .
What can i do to ignore the first two lines//test
//can anybody help me?
Thanks in advanceThanks Steve. I forgot the new export import functionality in BT Admin Console. I appreciate your response, as it saves me more research time. Have a good one!!!
Cell – that’s exactly what I want to happen. I have two different potential human workflows (using our own internal systems) as well as a potential \”good order\”.
So I want the good order to process as-soon-as-possible.
Each human workflow could potentially take 2-3 days, so they should be in parallel, so as not to delay the order to 4-6 days.After all three things finish, i.e. the good order, and both human workflows finish, I need to do some final steps.
Thanks for you ideas,
Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.comThanks a lot for the ideas. It’s kind of hard to learn the internals unless they publish them or you are \”lucky\” enough to enter a few support tickets or time enough to do dozens of tests.
As to the Start-Orch, I’ve never tried passing anything other than a variable and a message, but I’ve seen the other items there – I’ll research that further. Also I’ll have to read-up on Self-Correlation ports.
Thanks again – it was a frustrating day thinking my orchestration was 95% done, then during final testing of the parallel the whole things falls apart.
Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.comNever fixed the \”Dead HAT\” problem. I left it in the clients hand to re-install – I was remote.
Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.comYou are talking about Jon Flanders tool?
I don’t think you need to use it any more. That functionality is now built into BizTalk 2006. BizTalk 2006 will now remote dependant files for you before you deploy something new.
I think so. In 2004 you just installed the development tools. I would assume it’s the same in 2006. Just to a custom setup and just check the development tools.
Also, make sure you are using VS 2005. It will not work with VS 2003.
I don’t think it’s possible either.
But, this is available in Windows Workflow and we should have something like that in BizTalk 2008.
I’ll try to upload a picture later. I create a demo orch just to see what is possible…
1) Receive TestOrderIn (activating receive)
2) Map to TestOrderReq
3) Under an Decide statement I send TestOrderReq
The decide is based on x > 1, and x is initialized to 10.
I initialize correlation set on the send.
4) I have a second Decide statement, same critieria x> 1.
I use the following correlation set on the receive.The compiler is trying to \”help\” me, and giving me error:
error X2279: uninitialized correlation ‘TestCorrelationInit.TestCorrInitOrch.Correlation_1’Of course, I know it is initialized because I know that my if statement is always true. So this gets back to my question in previous posts, is there a way to initialize correlation other than sending a message?
It seems like one get around would be to send a dummy message.
I know you can also initialize correlation on a receive, but might want to generate a GUID to use for the value of the correlation.
This gets back to something else I’ve been trying to figure out.
When is the subscription written to the database?
I.e. when you use the subscription viewer, it is show us entries in a subscription table.Is the subscript set up:
1) On the initialize correlation
2) When a receive is encountered
3) Send
4) OtherHere’s another case – what about the scatter gather model?
If you send out 10 messages, then receive 10 messages in a loop?
What happens if the one of the 10 messages results in a return message before the last of the 10 messages is sent? This makes me think that the subscription must be entered on the Send?Thanks again – lost in correlation and parallel shape land.
Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.com
