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Managing Orchestrations using WMI
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| Hi,
I am attempting to create batch files to completely manage orchestrations
in a production environment where Visual studio components or Biztalk
Explorer are not allowed. I liked the setup and cleanup batch files provided
in the samples and modified the same for our purposes.
Each time I use those batch files however, I am ending up with an unbound
orchestration. Here are the steps I am using
1. @BTSDeploy Deploy Assembly=%AssemblyDirectory% INSTALL=TRUE Log=Deploy
2. @BTSDeploy Import Binding=%BindingFileName% Log=Binding
3. @CScript /NoLogo "..\..\Admin\WMI\Enlist
Orchestration\VBScript\EnlistOrch.vbs" %OrchestrationName% %AssemblyName%
where the parameters are set up using SET commands.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Fazal
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| Danny Buysse 2004-11-14, 2:46 am |
| I think you should check your BindingFile you use if this is correct.
In particular you should check the SendPortRef and ReceivePortRef settings
of your services, they should correspond with entries in the
SendPortCollection and ReceivePortCollection.
"Fazal" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am attempting to create batch files to completely manage orchestrations
> in a production environment where Visual studio components or Biztalk
> Explorer are not allowed. I liked the setup and cleanup batch files provided
> in the samples and modified the same for our purposes.
> Each time I use those batch files however, I am ending up with an unbound
> orchestration. Here are the steps I am using
>
> 1. @BTSDeploy Deploy Assembly=%AssemblyDirectory% INSTALL=TRUE Log=Deploy
> 2. @BTSDeploy Import Binding=%BindingFileName% Log=Binding
> 3. @CScript /NoLogo "..\..\Admin\WMI\Enlist
> Orchestration\VBScript\EnlistOrch.vbs" %OrchestrationName% %AssemblyName%
> where the parameters are set up using SET commands.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Fazal
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