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| Harry P. 2004-10-28, 5:49 pm |
| As an experiment I mapped the iSeries share to a local drive on the machine
running biztalk and the event log error changed to be:
The Messaging Engine failed to add a receive URL
"StoreIntf_1.0.0.0_StoreIntf. StoreOrch_StorePort_c9c13c88b178fac9_Rec
eiveLocation"
to the adapter "FILE". Reason: "File transport does not have read/write
privileges for receive location 'S:\blah\'. "
which is followed by another event recording the receive location shutting
down.
Which suggests a mismatch between the BizTalk user permissions and those
afforded to the 'File transport' ??
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| Hi Harry,
I have the same problems with an AS400 folder. I have a polling location
with full permission on the biztalk service user and the file is picked up
but the location fails.
I have another AS400 folder whith the same configuration as a send location
(from Biztalk to AS400): here there are no problems!
I tried to make a file receive location also in Biztalk 2002, with a very
similar error.
Now, as a workaround, I have a windows service to tranfer the file from
AS400 to a biztalk local folder, and it works. These service and Biztalk
service run with the same user!!
Next step is try to create a custom file adapter, but i'd like to understand
why biztalk fails....
Fabio
"Harry P." wrote:
> As an experiment I mapped the iSeries share to a local drive on the machine
> running biztalk and the event log error changed to be:
>
> The Messaging Engine failed to add a receive URL
> "StoreIntf_1.0.0.0_StoreIntf. StoreOrch_StorePort_c9c13c88b178fac9_Rec
eiveLocation"
> to the adapter "FILE". Reason: "File transport does not have read/write
> privileges for receive location 'S:\blah'. "
>
> which is followed by another event recording the receive location shutting
> down.
>
> Which suggests a mismatch between the BizTalk user permissions and those
> afforded to the 'File transport' ??
>
>
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| Harry P. 2004-11-12, 5:48 pm |
| Fabio,
I have posted a follow up question on the app integration group.
Following some investigation I found this quote via google groups from a few
years ago:
'The problem is that the receive functions work on
the NTFS file notification event, which of course we don't have from an
AS400. You will need to have some custom application/service that will get
the files over to BizTalk somehow'
If this is still the case then the solution you describe seems one of the
only likely work arounds. I believe I may be able to use the FTP adapter in
my case, since other apps already do FTP comms with the as400 box.
"Fabio" wrote:
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> Hi Harry,
> I have the same problems with an AS400 folder. I have a polling location
> with full permission on the biztalk service user and the file is picked up
> but the location fails.
>
> I have another AS400 folder whith the same configuration as a send location
> (from Biztalk to AS400): here there are no problems!
>
> I tried to make a file receive location also in Biztalk 2002, with a very
> similar error.
>
> Now, as a workaround, I have a windows service to tranfer the file from
> AS400 to a biztalk local folder, and it works. These service and Biztalk
> service run with the same user!!
>
> Next step is try to create a custom file adapter, but i'd like to understand
> why biztalk fails....
>
> Fabio
>
> "Harry P." wrote:
>
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