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Thanks, Stephen. I have made the change and I encounter an error – that no matching subscription is found….The send port is using a WSE adapter… We had made changes to it to accomodate the new schema…

I will debug through that later as I am on vacation 🙂 (Guess I can’t stay away… )

Thanks again for your help.
Mo

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OK,

I know where to go to meke the field \”distinguished\”, but there is a problem!!!

When I try to promote the field \”PatientID\”, from the schema, to the node \”PatientID\”, in the node \”Receive\”…, i do a right click, and choose \”promote\”–> \”Quick promotion\”. …

But I have to add this field to \”Distinguished\” !!!

But I can’t !! there is an error message!!!!!!!
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this node can occur potentially multiple times in the instance document!Only notes which are guaranteed to be unique can be promoted.
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the problem is that this schema is generated automatically with the oracle adapter, connected to the database oracle, –> to the table patient…

Do you have any tips to give me ??

thank you in advance !!

A.C.

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hai Stephen,
In the Visual Studio,Biztalk Project, I could not find where to change the version as 1.0.0.0. In the Biztalk Project,I could not find the assembly file.
Where can I change the version in my project?

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You are probably right !!

The schema is generated automatically with the adapter !

First I created a table oracle, and then when I add the Oracle adapter, connected to this table, it generates the schema !!

How should I do to do my field distinguished inside my schema??

Thank you
A.C.

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You control this in your schema. You need to define your base record node as 1 to many. Then, you will get the whole file out.

This video might help you out:
[url]http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Video/Flat-File-Disassembler-Video.html[/url]

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You should be ok with 1 MB files. If you get above 2 MB you might to start having a problem with the queues.

If you wanted to create a file from a queue message, you just need to have a Send Port filtering on a Receive Location point to that queue.

Best of luck.

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Thanks to Mr Stephen W. Thomas!
But I have some questions :
Should I break that file into small messages by orchestration, then transmit messages via MSMQ?
How to create file from MSMQ messages, whether i need to write an orchestration for doing this?

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Thanks Stephen

For giving me this suggestion.

My big problem get solved by doing this..

Thank you very much

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Have you taken a look at this white paper: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/BTS_2004WP/html/74cfc9d0-0974-4f4a-81f5-6768ff245df1.asp

I think Todd has some samples available for download with the paper that might help.

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If you want to throw exceptions, you can use the Throw Exception shape inside the tools menu.

If you want to catch exception, you can use a scope shape.

Hope this helps.

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Are you using the same schema to receive a flat file and Xml?

If so, you would need a separate schema and it would need to have a different namespace (unless you account for this inside the pipeline).

Are you sending flat file via the web service?

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Seems like a permission problem. Make sure the host your SOAP adapter is running under is in the application pool as well.

Maybe the security setting on IIS are set to something you do not expect.

Also, you might want to try testing the web service through a simple .net app just to make sure it works without any problems.

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The help guide or some of the sample on my site would help. Probably the best is [url]http://www.biztalkgurus.com/Samples/Untyped-Documents-Promoted-Orchestration.html[/url]. It will show you how to set message context properties inside an Orchestration.

Basically, inside a message construct shape you would have something like this:
Out = In;
Out(SOAP.Username) = “something”;

SOAP.Username can be any property you want to set – that isn’t read only.[/url]

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You might want to check the support link I provided (http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;836119 ) or check the installation guide: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=32FF7D19-9E25-44CE-8A8C-03E3EB5D726F&displaylang=en

For what I can tell, it looks like you are missing the Office XP Web Components required to run HAT or you are missing some other pre-requisite.

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hi,

You have told me to run

[b:8428adc1f7]regsvr32 \”c:\\program files\\common files\\Microsoft shared\\web components\\10\\owc10.dll \”[/b:8428adc1f7]

on my server, but i am unable to get that DLL infact folder name [b:8428adc1f7]Web Components[/b:8428adc1f7] on my server.

In order to get that DLL I require to install some more stuff on my server? or tell me indeatil step to install HAT on my server along with its requirements.

Waiting for your reply

Thanks in advance

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