January 2006 Entries
A small incident today brought up my thought on this topic. One of my friends is learning BizTalk with 2006 beta 2 following the BizTalk Server 2006 Tutorials in the online document. While after doing BizTalk Server 2006 Tutorials > Tutorial 2: Purchase Order Process > Lesson 5: Build and Deploy the Projects, he dropped the test message into the file folder and expected the file to be sucked in. But nothing happened in about half hour before he asked me. Then I discovered that unlike BizTalk...
I was doing a simples subscribtion by using a send port with filter like this BTS.ReceivePortName == "recPort1". I kept getting “The published message could not be routed because no subscribers were found “ error. For some reason I strongly believed that double quotation marks should be around the filter value. After 2 hours non-productive trying. I did the last pre-bug-report-try with a filter value without double quotation marks, and it worked. Then I found this note in BizTalk 2006...
This is what I read off BizTalk 2006 document. I feel it's quite helpful but hard to dig. So I copy it here: BizTalk Server provides a number of different IDs for a message and you should be careful to use the correct ID at the correct time. A MessageID is specific for an instance of a message in memory, which means that a retry of a message comes with a different MessageID.A WorkID stays constant across message retries.An InterchangeID also stays constant across retries but could be shared with...
I just realized something I think is too simple to blah for me may help others a lot. This is part of the reason why I'd like to keep my blahg online eventhough it's not as informative as Stephen Thomas's blog (I always find he's two steps further me:-) Get to the point. A friend of me called me saying he's new to BizTalk and integration pattern stuff. He ask me to explain him “what's the diffenrence between Paralell Actions Shape and Listen Shape” in one minute because he got only two...
I'd like to keep this link at my finger tip since I keep forgetting it: To run the Aspnet_regsql.exe wizard, run Aspnet_regsql.exe without any command line arguments, as shown in the following example: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Fr... -E -S localhost -d database -A all http://msdn2.microsoft.com/...