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Something else to remember, if since you need a custom pipeline for flat files when you redeploy the project the posts get changed back to Default Pipeline.
So, you need to reset the pipelines each time you redeploy.
Kind of a pain and easy to forget.
Still not working. I read in other groups that messages larger than 48K could cause similar port sending issues, but my messages are always under 20K.
I went back and added a scope with SOAPException and System.Exception handlers to try to get more details, but exceptions aren’t being thrown when it fails.
I posted this in the biztalk beta newsgroup as well. If I get it to work, I’ll post the resolution.
Alan has a good point – location really narrows or expands your choices.
I have heard the best things about the Quicklearn Deep Dive classes (for
more experienced developers with Biztalk experience) and Developmentor
(www.develop.com) classes.Developmentor has two classes for 2006 and I think a few for 2004. I
think they are more beginner level but the Guerrilla class is intense.Oh, http://www.biztalk-training.com also offers some good classes – they are
self paced, CD based and I think it’s just for 2004.I would focus on training on 2006 since most of the topics are relevant to
2004 as well.Hope this helps.
Strange. I have not seen that before – but I have not looked that closely.
Were you able to get the web service call to work?
I get \”A Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator problem prevented connection to the Configuration database\” when I attempt to deploy from Visual Studio.Net.
My development computer is a Window XP Professional the database server is a Windows 2000 Server, both on the same domain.
I think it is just a miss leading error message.
I do not really like the way Biztalk 2004 handles the errors on the Send Port like that.
I have not checked to see if 2006 is the same way.
I do not know any better way to do it… other then not map on the send port or have a custom process to terminate the messages.
Yep, it is just available for Biztalk 2004 right now.
The installer probably wouldn’t work. But, if you took the projects and then upgraded them (just open them in Visual Studio 2005) to Biztalk 2006 it should work.
Once Biztalk 2006 goes RTM I think you will see more samples available for it.
If you do get it working on 06, let me know. I have not tried it.
Here’s the fix I found and it worked for me:
The issue is due to the application pool configuration. For this please
create a new application pool in Windows 2003 server named XYZ ( or whatever
name you want ). Then assign a user name/pwd for this application pool
context and make that user to be under the group of both Biztalk application
users/isolated users. Then the web service you are exposting should execute
under this application pool context. for this go to IIS and right click the
web service directory and click properties. Under the directory tab select
the application pool you created. Then restart the box and test it again.Is the code available only for BizTalk 2004? Is there any version available for BizTalk 2006? I tried to install in 2006 beta 1, it doesn’t install..
It does not matter of transport. I have file adapter set on send port.
The strange is that in case of the the same map is set on receive port, there is a message correctly suspended in case of map failure.
But as I wrote in previous mails in case of map is set on send port and map failure occurs, in Event log is written that message is suspended but actually message is not suspended in Message Box but has Message Status ‘Delivered not consumed’ and Service Status: ‘Active’ set.Hi,
Where abouts on the planet are you based??? 😉
Microsoft has just updated it’s 5 day develoer course, if you go for this course, make sure you get the 2157b and not the 2157a. Depending on how many developers you have, it may be better to go for internal training and have a trainer visit your site, this way you can ask for the content to be customised to your skill level and requiements.
/Alan
Hi,
As the SSO MSS will be clustered, the master secret will need to be present on both of the servers. If the active one fails, the passive server will take over, and it will need the master secret to do this.
/Alan
hey,
If you have to undeploy and redeploy the same biztalk assembly, you have to change the version number before you redeploy orelse its going to throw some unexpected errors(eg: errors from above posting which has nothing to do with my application). Even stopping and starting BizTalkApplicationHost is not going to resolve issues like this.
Hope this kind of versioning issues are handled in BizTalk 2006.
Have Fun
I am tasked with installing and configuring a BizTalk 2004 server on a Windows 2003 Server that uses a remote SQL Server database. In reading documentation for creating domain accounts in Active Directory, I am just a bit overwhelmed.
Is there a step-by-step document or instructions on setting up these accounts and what must be done in Active Directory?
I may just need a bare minimum in the way of accounts if it can be done that way.
