Is there a description of various icons we see next to the items in BizTalk Server Administration console?
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I cannot launch Apache Web UI after clicking the Monitor icon in Azure Data Factory.
Within the "Manage" tab within ADF I have created an Airflow. Its status is "Running".
When I click on the "Import files" icon I was able to import and select folders okay.
But when I click on the Monitor icon next to it, I am directed to a new web page with "Unauthorised 401" error on it.
In the MSFT docs it states and shows I should be directed to the Apache Airflow Web UI page instead. Azure AD is integrated with that service, apparently.
In the screenshot you can see I have two Airflow instances and you can see the "Import files" and monitor icons. It is the monitor icon button, here, that is sending me to the error message.
the Monitor icon
I was expecting to be sent to the Apache Airflow Web UI page.
Azure Managed Apache Airflow Web UI
I also tried in my environment, and it is working fine for me.
Created Airflow in Azure data factory.
I am getting directed to the Apache Airflow Web UI page.
Try with enabling Preview Experience this option is to try new features. Some examples of what is currently in preview.
As this feature is in public preview and issue still persist. You can raise support ticket to Microsoft from here for more assistance on this.
I am using VS 2019 and web app is asp.net. I have signed into my Azure/Microsoft account through VS. When I tried to publish the app, I got the screenshot below. Somehow the "Next" button is greyed out so I cannot move forward to create my publish profile. By the way, I am learning Azure and using the free App Service Plan now.
You need to create App Serviceļ¼
see: Publish your web app.
Here is what happened. To associate with Azure, a Microsoft account is linked to an Azure Directory. When I sign into Visual Studio with the Microsoft Account, the link is supposed to established automatically. But somehow it was not for my case. In Visual Studio, open "Personalization Account" page, click "Apply Filter" link, the next scene is where I can select which directory to be linked. I had only one directory but somehow it was not checked. Once I checked it, I am able to publish.
We have added several parties in the BizTalk server administration console > parties.
Our next step was to configure the agreements for the parties, but we don't have the menu option to create a new agreement on a party or a business unit. It is simply not visible in the BizTalk Server Administration console...
Are there any installation requirements? Any idea's?
Right click the newly created party->New->Agreement from the Biztalk management console.
Chances are your BizTalk configuration is not completed for EDI/AS2 Runtime. Open BizTalk Server Configuration Wizard and check if the component was configured correctly. If it shows a validation error, you have to clear that first before applying configuration.
If the validation error is something like "some activirties already exist. Use bm.exe to remove...", then here is the steps:
Open a command Prompt and cd to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013\Tracking
Run bm.exe like "bm get-activities"
Remove all activities with command "bm remove-activity -Name:SomeActivityName"
Apply re-configuring for EDI/AS2 runtime in BizTalk Server Configuration Wizard.
After that, the right-click menu of Partner profile gave me the option for "New Agreement".
I want to deploy Microsoft Word 2010 and Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word on Microsoft Windows Server 2008.
The user (just a few) visits an .ASPX page. Data is input there or selected from the database from the aspx page. Once data is collected, I want to invoke the a Word application instance on the SERVER and progematically insert the data into ranges in the Word document. That doc gets saved in a folder on the server and/or downloaded onto the user's local machine.
Can I deploy Microsoft Word and the interop assemblies on Win 2008 Server? If not, is there another solution?
i was facing the same error, after spending 2 days of my life i found this solution.
You need to assign permissions to the Microsoft office 2003 - 2007 object.
Please have a look.
Step 1
Go to the Component Services > Computers > My Computer > and select DCom Config
after this, go to the right pane and find "Microsoft Word 98 - 2003 Document" object
Step 2
Right click on the component and go to the properties and select "Security Tab"
Step 3
Add NETWORK, NETWORKSERVICE, IIS_IUSRS and Administrator users and assign them "Local" and "Remote" Access Permissions
Step 4
Now go to the "Identity tab" and select "This User"
In user and password textboxes type administrator crediantals and press "Apply" and "OK (must to save the changes)"
Step 5
Now restart your machine.
it'll works.
Regards,
Don't use Office on Server. Use Open XML...
See this Link:
Microsoft strongly recommends that developers find alternatives to
Automation of Office if they need to develop server-side solutions.
Because of the limitations to Office's design, changes to Office
configuration are not enough to resolve all issues. Microsoft strongly
recommends a number of alternatives that do not require Office to be
installed server-side, and that can perform most common tasks more
efficiently and more quickly than Automation. Before you involve
Office as a server-side component in your project, consider
alternatives.
Most server-side Automation tasks involve document creation or
editing. Office 2007 supports new Open XML file formats that let
developers create, edit, read, and transform file content on the
server side. These file formats use the System.IO.Package.IO namespace
in the Microsoft .NET 3.x Framework to edit Office files without using
the Office client applications themselves. This is the recommended and
supported method for handling changes to Office files from a service.
The Open XML file formats are a public standard. To obtain a copy of
the specification, visit the following Web site:
ECMA-376 Open XML Standard
I use BizTalk Server 2010. Yesterday I deployed a BAM activity and could browse a corresponding view in the BAM portal. Today I've created another activity, but this time I made it non-RTA and hence I can't open a view for that. Every browser gives me an error:
Views cannot be displayed for one or more of the following reasons:
- Office Web Components 2003 are not installed.
- Your Web Browser does not support ActiveX controls.
- Support for ActiveX controls is disabled.
I've installed Office Web Components 2003 previously and ActiveX controls are enabled. Where's the problem?
Reinstalling Office Web Components 2003 fixed the issue
If you are using your BizTalk installation for tutorial purpose and you have BAM Portal and IE
installed on same machine then you may encounter this error.
Do the following step to get rid of it:
Go to IE Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> trusted sites -> Sites -> add your BAM website(http://localhost).
(You may need to uncheck -- Require server verification (https:) for all sites in the safe zone)
after that if you need, you may check the option.