Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Have you looked at promoting the properties? Not sure how will that works with header values though.
See if this sample helps: http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Samples/Property-Promotion-Demotion-Pipeline.html
Are you casting the exception to a SOAP exception? Take a look at this lab and see if it helps: http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Labs/Sharepoint-Infopath-BizTalk-Exceptions.html
It catches the exception and sends it to Sharepoint.
If you put the cursor over the little squiggly line indicating the errors, what does the error say? Note that you have two squiggly lines…
Neal Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.comIf you double click on the Send Port, then make sure you are looking at \”Primary\” under \”Transport\” (under \”Configuration\”), you don’t see a \”Retry Count\” and \”Retry Interval\” in the \”General\” properties?
What do you see? Do you see the Transport-Type is SOAP?
Need more info.
Neael Walters
http://Biztalk-Training.comYou just need the BizTalk Development tools and you’ll probably want the SDK to do Dev work with BizTalk.
Hello!
I am trying to configure a Send port in my orchestration which is a request response port talking to a web service.
Everything seems to work fine, except that I don’t manage to configure the port so it would retry to send the message to the web service if the web service doesn’t answer the first timeIs it possible at all?
If so, how?I tried to edit the port in all the possible way and I never managed to find the retry and retry count properties…
Thanks for the help!
BT.I think I have the answer to your first question…
This is because the element you are trying to access is not promoted.
You have to create a Property schema and promote the elemetns you want tl access in the orchestration.HTH,
BT.Oh, I noticed that as well. Not sure when the new exam will be available either.
I haven’t heard anything about exam other than it was coming out eventually.
I think it’s just 1433 but you also might need 135 and 5000-5020. I think you need them all is you are using the sql adapter.
See help guide under Ports for the Receive and Send Servers, Ports for the for more info.
You should be able to access the database with windows authentication, but it will be running as the user your host is running under.
Port binding is take Orchestration ports and matching them to physical posts you created in BizTalk Explorer.
Are you using Specify Now port? If so, try deleting the Send Port in the BizTalk Explorer.
If not, try removing all the port you set inside BizTalk Explorer on the orchestration, and then redeploy.
I’d have the desktop application call a web service (i.e. BizTalk) or read/write messages to queue.
No real way to have a .net component call BizTalk directly. Well, they have the submit direct adapter but that doesn’t really help you get data back.
BizTalk’s really a messaging system – it likes messages.
Not sure but I would guess you would be able to.
I’ve seen problems in the past with if I extracted the files to disk – it would ask for an MSI. But never seen it say the version were not correct.
I think this could be done using custom XSLT but not real sure how to go about it. Might need to map it twice – once to sort it and once to map them by the id.
It’s not really that easy
I think there is a schedule task adapter on gotdotnet.com. Otherwise, in the past I have built a windows service to send start messages (just a simple xml) to a queue to start an Orchestration.
You should be able to do this using a Sequential Convoy.
You would need to make sure the values are exactly the same to your 2nd message will fail. You might be better off to create a new property (message context type) called myCorrelationProperty and set this inside a custom pipeline component backed on manipulation of the received file name. Make sense?
