BizTalk Version 2010
I am trying to configure an EDI send batch but my Filter is not saving (or at least not displaying) after I start the batch
My filter is
BTS.ReceivePortName == EDI210GencoExport_ReceivePort
Before Starting Batch
After Starting Batch
When I try to receive messages I get this error
{ABF67403-4F99-4DED-BF15-30B0C9EE4666}
{AC708D34-DCF8-4DA9-BE95-7DCE3A507F0D}
FILE
D:\BizTalkFiles\JohnDeere\EDI210GencoExport\ReadyForBiztalk*.xml
Receive Location_EDI210GencoExport_ReceivePort
The output message of the receive pipeline "EDI210GencoExport.ReceiveBatchPipeline, EDI210GencoExport, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ffc03ec86640e930" failed routing because there is no subscribing orchestration or send port. The sequence number of the suspended message is 1.
What am I missing?
This is from the production version.
You can see the filter after the batch is started
What you are seeing in the expected behavior. The Filter is blank for a running batch. UI bug? Maybe, either way, it still read-only.
However, as I pointed out elsewhere, I don't think BTS.ReceivePortName is available for the Batch Marker component to evaluate.
More importantly, you do need to use the Batch Marker Pipeline Component to resolve the Filter to the Batch.
Related
I am not new to BizTalk however this situation is somewhat new. I have below situation in an BizTalk Orchestration,
I get path of flat file from some other source.
I want to load this file in orchestration and disassemble it by executing pipeline.
I searched a lot but almost every one talks about feeding a XML document in pipeline inside orchestration.
I got below links too but I couldn't get the working solution so far,
Calling FlatFile pipeline inside orchestration
4 Different ways to process an XLANGMessage
When I implemented solution given at above links, I get error "No Disassemble stage components can recognize the data."
I also don't want to create dynamic receive locations because of performance constrains.
Below is my code so far,
Load file content in a stream
Create a CustomBTXMessage instance as suggested in link two.
Load stream as below
customBTXMessage = new CustomBTXMessage("MyMessageName",
Service.RootService.XlangStore.OwningContext);
customBTXMessage.AddPart(string.Empty, "Body");
customBTXMessage[0].LoadFrom(ms);
return customBTXMessage.GetMessageWrapperForUserCode();
I think this situation is not something new in BizTalk world. Any one who has done this must be able to help me quickly.
Here's what I would do...or at least try first.
Create a Receive Port and Receive Location for each Flat File type you get.
Get the list of files.
In the Orchestration, Move the file to the appropriate Receive Location.
Flat File Disassembler the file in Port Pipeline like normal.
Receive the File into the Orchestration with an Ordered Delivery Port bound to the Receive Port from Step 1.
Loop on Receiving the files, checking for BTS.LastInterchagneMessage.
When True, Exit that Loop and go back to step 3.
I've got a new production computer and installed my BizTalk app on there. The problem is that I don't see any messages in the event log, nor from my BizTalk app or BizTalk Server itself. The only message that appears in the event log is the following:
The following BizTalk host instance has initialized successfully.
BizTalk host name: BizTalkServerApplication
Windows service name: BTSSvc$BizTalkServerApplication
The source of that message is BizTalk Server. And no messages at all, even no logs about errors which I suppose already took place.
Just a quick thought incase you are still having problems.
I tried to write to the event log with a source type that didnt already exist and my BizTalk Host user account didn’t have permissions to create a new source type. This meant I never saw the entry in the event log.
E.g. (from example #Bill Osuch)
System.Diagnostics.EventLog.WriteEntry("MyBiztalkApp", "oh i did something");
Make sure either the MyBiztalkApp source exists or that your user has permissions on the event log to create it.
Also, if you have a lot of messages going through BizTalk you will probably want to implement your own logging so your event log doesn’t fill up. We used Log4Net for our implementation and a database to store messages.
If you're not getting any errors (suspended messages) as the messages process, you're not going to see anything in the app log. You could try adding an Expression shape to your orchestration and manually writing out some debug info:
System.Diagnostics.EventLog.WriteEntry("event type", "whatever...");
Does your application actually use the BiztalkServerApplication host? Check in the Biztalk Administration Console if all the host instances are indeed running. Is your application fully started? Messages are "put on hold" if your receive location is disabled for example.
To check this functionality, write to event log after every operation or shape in BizTalk orchestration.
Scenario-
Suppose you have to assigned a value to xpath of node in a map after transformation so in message assignment shape after you assign some value, you can write eventlog to admin console.
Ex. Suppose we have already initialized - "orderType" as "PO" in our expression shape and now we have to assign the value of "orderType" to the xpath of a node in our map then-
Shape- MessageAssignment(Under constructMessage Shape after transformation of map)
xpath(msgGetOrderReq, "/[local-name()='CustomerOrders' and namespace-uri()='http://example.com/EAI/IEmployee/v1.0']/[local-name()='ordertype' and namespace-uri()='http://example.com/EAI/IEmployee/v1.0']") = ordertype;
Next to this we want to print this information on the admin console so we need to write:-
System.Diagnostics.EventLog.WriteEntry("msgGetOrderReq", ordertype, msgGetOrderReq);
Build the project, Deploy and GAC it. Restart the host instance. Run the orchestration, process something and now you will be able to see the logs in admin console.
Regards
Mayank
I'm relatively new to Biztalk and I'm having a bit of hassle with this:
I have built a simple orchestration, hooked it up correctly to a receive port, I'm using the correct schema and map and the orchestration seems to be subscribing ok.
However, when the file I want to process gets picked up at the port I'm getting the 'could not be routed because no subscribers were found' error.
I ran a HAT query and can see the orch has an active subsription to the correct thing, is there anything else I can check on this?
Is your port hooked directly to the orchestration or is the orchestration picking the message up from the message box? Has the orchestration receive been set to Activate?
What does your subscription filter look like for the orchestration?
As a futher test:
a) create a sendport (FILE)
b) add a filter to it; BTS.ReceivePortName =
c) grab the resulting file - it should be the XML thats produced by your Custom PL
d) Use this file with a receive location using an XML Receive PL and see how your orchestration reacts to
This will at least rule out a Pipeline issue...
HTH
Check your pipeline is XMLReceive. This will promote the MessageType property and hopefully your orchestration will subscribe successfully.
Find the failed message in HAT and look at the body of the message. Copy it out and then run validate it against the schema of the message you are expecting. If it doesn't validate then you have set your flat file disassembler up incorrectly.
I want to pull something from the server (no delete), parse the file in the pipeline component, process the file, if everything goes successfully, I want the adapter delete the file.
i am thinking to enlist the parsing into the pipeline context, this way, I am picturing if the file cannot be parsed, the file will not get to the message box, therefore it will be deemed as a failed transaction, question, will the adapter participate in this transaction? in other words, my goal is to instruct the adapter to delete the file from the server ONLY when the pipeline processed successfully (transaction is commited), the file is left untouched on the server if the pipeline failed (transaction is rolled back, no message is commited to msg box)
Is this achievable? thanks in advance
I think a little experiment is in order. BizTalk, as part of it's nature, will not delete anything until it has been peristed to the message box. That being said, persitence might happen before PipeLine execution. So, the receive adapter receives the file, perists it to the message box and deletes the file. The message might subsequently fail in the pipeline. If this is the case, then the message is a bad format and it will have to be subsequently resubmitted by the sender. If you want to keep this message, you'll have to pick it up with Failed Message Routing. You can then write it to a directory and implement a resubmit pattern. Or, you can pick up the file via Failed Message Routing and put it back on the FTP server (this is sort of a compensation step).
On the otherhand, if the pipeline fails and the message isn't deleted fromt he server... you're fine.
Having a question on how the build queue is configured in CC.net.
I believe we have an issue , when trying to “force” build a scheduled project, the server tries to run several builds at the same time and fails
Most of them except the one that started first.
We need to get to a state when regardless how many builds are scheduled or how many we “force” start in about the same time, all build requests are placed in to a build queue and
executed one after finishing another in the order they were placed, and no extra request are generated.
Build Failed email is sent but the build was actually successful.
In short,The erroneous email is likely due to an error in the build server’s build scheduler/queue, trying to run 2 builds instead of one when asked for a “forced” build, as a result the first one is successful and the second one fails.
How to correct/resolve this issue....?
Thanks
Nilesh
To specify your projects' queue you need to set the queue property like this :
<project name="MyFirstProject" queue="Q1" queuePriority="1">
The default value is a queue per project. If you manually set the same queue (for example Q1) for all you project then, you will have a unique queue.
As for the queuePriority, the project (not yet started) in the queue are ordonned by queuePriority, low queuePriority projects start first.
It's all described in the cc net documentation which is now offline due to a problem at sourceforge.