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I altered my orchestration to include event log entries. The receive pipeline successfully disassembled the flat file into XML, and the map successfully transformed the message into the array structure.

I did notice a couple weird things about the XML I received from the outerXml property, though.

1. After receiving from the pipeline, the message’s XML contained a single trailing period.
2. After the map was applied, the destination message’s XML did not contain the last 2 closing element tags for the array.

I’ve looked at the XML inside the dehydrated message content from within the send port instance and it looks just fine, closing tags and all. Is this an OuterXml thing, or something worse?

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It seems like your input message is incorrect.

Are you using a flat file disassemblier on the Receive Pipeline? If so, that will turn the message into XML. That might not be what your web service is actually expecting?

You might also want to try adding some Event Log Writes in the Orchestration. You can set your message to an XmlDocument and write out oDoc.OuterXml to see exactly what your web service input looks like.

Hope this helps.

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Are you using MSMQt? I think seen strange things with that – just like you described.

You might have to manually suspend the message and reprocess it.

Best of luck.

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I don’t need to use orchestartion in my solution. The problem described is only on send port (not on receive port).

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hi..

about HTTP adapter exists low information.. when I had problems with HTTP Adapter about time-out always there is becuase credentials or becuase the time-out of iis is setting with a wrong time… one thing that is very important is to check HAT and see that the service is not in Suspended state….

here there are some articles that may can help you…

Troubleshooting Adapters
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/troubleshooting/htm/ebiz_prog_customadapt_cmbl.asp

in this article there is a good explanation about HTTP Adapter performance.. seek under \”HTTP Adapter\” title

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/BTS_2004WP/html/04d20926-20d2-4098-b701-52238a267eba.asp

I hope that this help you…

regards !

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Thanks Eli for prompt answers, but Restarting BizTalkApplication host didn’t work for me.

When i generate an XML instance from XSD, the firstline is missing xml tag
[b:9c16a11b84]<?xml version=\”1.0\” encoding=\”utf-16\” ?>[/b:9c16a11b84]. This may be bcoz of some obvious mistake i am doing. Could someone help me with this??

Thanks

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Thanks for the reply.

Can you suggest me some good links where i can find good material to access orchestration from a web page ???

Thanks once again.

Nagul

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hi..

there are many things that can occurs….

1. check tha HAT to see if the message is works ok… or if the message has been suspended…
2. if you are using iis 6.0 you must check the identity of app pool that is associated to virtual directory…
3. check the security web virtual directory, if is Anonymous you must change it for a valid biztalk user account…

regards !
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If you redeploy an assembly you (often) have to stop and start the biztalk host (with BizTalk Server Administration).

Hope this helps,
Eli

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Hi Carlos,

Thanks for the reply.
It was the problem of deployment from biztalk client.
I deployed the assembly manually using deployment wizard on biztalk and it works.

So once again thanks.

Nagul

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I do not know if I have even mapped on the send port. Are you using delivery notification in the Orchestration? That might cause that problem since the ACK/NACK might never return. Is this a Two Way port?

I would suggest moving it to the Orchestration were you have much more control over the errors and can react to them better.

Hope this helps.

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Ok, I don’t really know how to do what one.

If crystal reports can import XML that might be one route to look at.

Otherwise, you would probably need a custom adapter or pipeline to convert your message into the correct format.

Hope this helps.

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I want to generate bills in crystal report format into an orchestration who take data from SQL Server.
Thanks

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hi…

have you installed the BTS 2004 SP 1 ? this is a knows issue in BTS 2004 that has been resolved in BTS 2004 SP 1, and occur when you have deployed more than one version of the same schema assembly….

you can check this [url]http://www.traceofthought.net/PermaLink,guid,cfa8a62a-af33-44b8-a40e-ede8d1b2867c.aspxl[/url]

also you can check that the scema assembly has registered in GAC… and all schemas related with it….

if this can not help you, pls send me your project… I can test it…

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This week’s poll is covering what types of messages you typically process with BizTalk Server.

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