I am using BizTalk 2020 and BizTalk schema tracking is not working.
I checked the tracking settings under schema, however when I try to filter based on the schema name, no properties are shown.
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My preview works and has data but my deployment has no data. I'm using the (Recommended) DEFAULT CLOUD SQL database configuration.
Note: This is only day 4 with Google App Maker. Finding answers to App Maker-specific questions has been super difficult, but I'm making rapid progress on my application, so overall tired but good. :{)
As written in the documentation,
App Maker deployments can use the same Cloud SQL instance, but have separate databases on that instance. Data that you had in preview mode is not available in other deployments. You have a few options for how to handle this situation:
To use data from the preview instance in your published deployment, export the deployment data from the preview instance and import it to the published deployment.
To share a database across all deployments (preview and published), use a custom Cloud SQL database.
When you deploy your app, AppMaker create a new database in your google cloud SQL instance for the deployment. All the data create in previews is in another database.
To use the same database as the preview mode you have to go in the settings of your app in the tab "DATABASE" and copy the Database Key. Then go to your cloud sql instance in google cloud platforme and on the details of the instance in the overview tab just copy the instance connexion name.
then edit your deployments and select "Use Custom Cloud SQL database" and copy with the format
"instanceConnexionName/DatabaseKey" then save and appmaker should ask you to enter you username and password of your google cloud sql insatnce.
On app settings, database page you should see
Databas key: iTIJQaCj491a4111
(Actually this is the name of the mySQL instance)
In GCP console, go to SQL, click on Instance ID, and on the Instance ID overview page is the instance connection name, e.g., MyProject-123456:us-central1:instancename
Back in app settings
Select Switch to custom database and enter the full connection string
projectname:instancename/schema as
MyProject-123456:us-central1:instancename/iTIJQaCj491a4111
Provide username and password
and follow the steps to confirm existing database
Turns out the issue is when you publish it doesn't push the data, you have to manually re-upload the data into the live version. This is actually a good thing, but I wish it'd been explicitly documented. I found it, after figuring it out on my own, in some early release notes from a few years back. I guess I wasn't the only one this stupid.
I had created Message Mediation policy on an API published in WSO2 API Manager 1.10.0. Due to new requirements, I modified the policy in the /synapse/default/sequences/API-Name.xml .It works as expected but it gets reverted to the initial version when wso2am is restarted.
I am facing issue using the WSO2 Plugin with eclipse and hence updating the sequence in this manner. Is this the right way to update or Is there any other change i am missing?
It seems like the file is getting replaced with the value in the registry. This looks like a bug.
As a workaround, you can edit sequence saved in the registry.
Navigate to carbon console.
Home->Resources->Browse.
Go to path /_system/governance/apimgt/customsequences/in/
Edit as xml.
Save and restart.
We have Enterprise version Harmon.ie, I have verified the Email Header Mapping is correct, and have completed the configuration of content types for metadata successfully.
When we upload an email from Outlook through harmon.ie to the library in SharePoint, it does not auto-populate any metadata. If we upload the email a 2nd time and choose to update the existing document with a new version, the metadata will populate most of the time with some exceptions.
We have not been able to track down any reason for this auto-update of metadata to be failing, and cannot find troubleshooting tips for this issue in these forums or on the Harmon.ie site.
Let me know if you need additional information, or any troubleshooting steps you can recommend.
Thanks!
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I am working on a project of interaction between Ms project server 2010 And Google aps
what i had to do is :
every time you add a task on Ms project server and you assign to someone ( by adding his resource to the task) ... the task should appear his Google agenda
what i need to do is read some specific attribute from database of Ms project server 2010 ( such as name of task,when it starts , name of project ..) ,
but when i open the database using sql server i found that it contains lot of tables ,
i want to know if there s any documents that explain the whole structure (MCD) and data dictionary .
and thank you
You can use Draft, Published and Reporting databases. But only Reporting is documented and recommended by Microsoft for direct access. You can find its schema in Project 2010 SDK: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=15511
Other option is using Project Server event handlers and PSI.
I don't have a document for you... but I do have some code you may find helpful:
MPXJ provides a database reader which will read project data from MS Project MPD databases, and Project Server SQL Server databases (they share a very similar structure). You can either use MPXJ itself abstract the mechanics of reading the data from the database, or you can dive in to the source to see how the tables and columns work, then produce your own queries.
If you want to take the latter approach, you'll find the select statements from the various tables live in the MPD9DatabaseReader class. The result sets are processed in the MPDAbstractReader class.
I recently started with the BAM from BizTalk.
I created a simple orchestration.
I configured the BAM for BizTalk ofcourse.
I used excel to create a simple schema with only textfields.
I deployed this xml schema to the BizTalk primary import using: bm deploy-all -DefinitionFile:myxml.xml.
Opened the TPE and opened the deployed schema.
Opened the orchestration and here opened the used schema and linked the schemafields to the bamschemafields.
After this I applied the tracking profile.
I then put a file through BizTalk which uses the orchestration. The file was outputted.
If I now check in the primary import database, I can see that the file is visible in the active messages. But the completed field is set to false. And it doesn't change. Also no data is filled in, only the ActivityID and LastModified, none of the columns which i specified myself are filled, and also RecordID = null.
What am I doing wrong?
I thought I did all the necessary steps, I know it's all still pretty basic but I need to get this to work if I want to do more, right?
Getting BAM to work can be tricky sometimes. First, did you restart your biztalk hosts after deploying everything? That could cause issues if you didn't.
Almost the first thing I do when I run into any issues with BAM is to turn on BAM tracing and either redirect it to a file or use DbgView to check for any errors BAM might be running into.
One of the crappy things about BAM is that it will fail silently sometimes, with the only information about the error being dump on the BAM tracing, so getting familiar with it is important.