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Send port not working
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| spenopolis 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| I've set up a send port and receive port on a remote biztalk server. The
project was created using vs.net client (windows xp). I did a simple file
transport type using the Passthrough pipeline and enlisted and started the
send port but the file will not get picked up. I don't have any messages in
event viewer. The server is running. Any help on where to look?
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| Sasidhar Parvatham 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| Did you follow these steps?
1. Create a receive port
2. Create a receive location
3. Create a send port
4. Bind Send port to receive port in Send port's Filter property
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Sasidhar
http://bizstop.blogspot.com/
"spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A6D40B68-8355-455C-9B98-37611ED0EFB6@microsoft.com...
> I've set up a send port and receive port on a remote biztalk server. The
> project was created using vs.net client (windows xp). I did a simple file
> transport type using the Passthrough pipeline and enlisted and started the
> send port but the file will not get picked up. I don't have any messages
in
> event viewer. The server is running. Any help on where to look?
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| spenopolis 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| Yes to all.
"Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
> Did you follow these steps?
>
> 1. Create a receive port
> 2. Create a receive location
> 3. Create a send port
> 4. Bind Send port to receive port in Send port's Filter property
>
> --
> Sasidhar
> http://bizstop.blogspot.com/
>
> "spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A6D40B68-8355-455C-9B98-37611ED0EFB6@microsoft.com...
> in
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| Sasidhar Parvatham 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| Missed a couple of things...
1. Did you enable receive location?
2. Was the receive location's filtering criteria matching the input file
name?
If your answers to above questions is yes then I would probably suggest
checking whether Biztalk is running on your machine. If everything is set
correctly the least you should expect is for Biztalk to pick up the file.
--
Sasidhar
http://bizstop.blogspot.com/
"spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Yes to all.
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> "Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
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| spenopolis 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| yes to both. and I even stopped and restarted the BizTalkServerApplication
service.
"Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
> Missed a couple of things...
>
> 1. Did you enable receive location?
> 2. Was the receive location's filtering criteria matching the input file
> name?
>
> If your answers to above questions is yes then I would probably suggest
> checking whether Biztalk is running on your machine. If everything is set
> correctly the least you should expect is for Biztalk to pick up the file.
>
> --
> Sasidhar
> http://bizstop.blogspot.com/
>
> "spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:938134CC-FC5F-45F8-AA39-E453E19B3168@microsoft.com...
> The
> file
> the
> messages
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| Sasidhar Parvatham 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| hmm... Then you have problem with Receive Location, not the send port.
Receive location has to pick up before it passes to send port.
Can you give more details like where you configured receive location and
send ports to? and what is the filtering criteria etc? and whats the file
name?
--
Sasidhar
http://bizstop.blogspot.com/
"spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5C66C4EC-2453-47A9-96F6-A58BA25AAEF1@microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> yes to both. and I even stopped and restarted the BizTalkServerApplication
> service.
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> "Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
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| spenopolis 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| type = file; address = c:\**\*.xml; handler is
biztalkserverapplication;pipeline = passthru; and it's enabled. the send port
is configured as file; c:\**\%msgid%.xml
"Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
> hmm... Then you have problem with Receive Location, not the send port.
> Receive location has to pick up before it passes to send port.
>
> Can you give more details like where you configured receive location and
> send ports to? and what is the filtering criteria etc? and whats the file
> name?
> --
> Sasidhar
> http://bizstop.blogspot.com/
>
>
> "spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5C66C4EC-2453-47A9-96F6-A58BA25AAEF1@microsoft.com...
> set
> file.
> server.
> simple
> started
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| Mike Watson 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| why do you have the c:\**\*.xml?
if you are wanting to use the file receive to pick up ALL the xml documents
in you root c:\ the mask would be c:\*.xml. if this is the case then you
still have a problem as you have a receive and send loop... picking up *.xml
in c:\ and dropping %messageid%.xml to c:\, is not good!
however, if this helps..
create two directories : c:\send\ and c:\receive\
when configuring the send and receive port set the following in the file
properties :
receive
--------
receive folder : c:\receive
file mask : *.xml
send
------
destination folder : c:\send
file name : %messageid%.xml
now, set up a send filter based on the receive port name by selectin the
following property : BTS.ReceivePortName == YourNamedReceivePort
this should work :-S
- mike watson
"spenopolis" wrote:
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> type = file; address = c:\**\*.xml; handler is
> biztalkserverapplication;pipeline = passthru; and it's enabled. the send port
> is configured as file; c:\**\%msgid%.xml
>
> "Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
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| spenopolis 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| this was my lazy way of describing the folder name. I realize my mistake in
the post now, sorry. The actual address for send port is
c:\bizincoming\*.xml; the receive location address is
c:\bizoutgoing\%messageid%.xml
"Mike Watson" wrote:
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> why do you have the c:\**\*.xml?
> if you are wanting to use the file receive to pick up ALL the xml documents
> in you root c:\ the mask would be c:\*.xml. if this is the case then you
> still have a problem as you have a receive and send loop... picking up *.xml
> in c:\ and dropping %messageid%.xml to c:\, is not good!
>
> however, if this helps..
> create two directories : c:\send\ and c:\receive\
> when configuring the send and receive port set the following in the file
> properties :
>
> receive
> --------
> receive folder : c:\receive
> file mask : *.xml
>
> send
> ------
> destination folder : c:\send
> file name : %messageid%.xml
>
> now, set up a send filter based on the receive port name by selectin the
> following property : BTS.ReceivePortName == YourNamedReceivePort
>
> this should work :-S
>
> - mike watson
>
> "spenopolis" wrote:
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| Sasidhar Parvatham 2005-02-23, 5:58 pm |
| I am not quite sure what you are doing. You wrote
"The actual address for send port is c:\bizincoming\*.xml; the receive
location address is c:\bizoutgoing\%messageid%.xml"
It should be the other way. Sendport should be
c:\bizoutgoing\%messageid%.xml and receive location should be
c:\bizincoming\*.xml
Try that!
"spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5BF1058A-B80A-47FE-9B17-CBB3967EDC98@microsoft.com...
> this was my lazy way of describing the folder name. I realize my mistake
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> the post now, sorry. The actual address for send port is
> c:\bizincoming\*.xml; the receive location address is
> c:\bizoutgoing\%messageid%.xml
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> "Mike Watson" wrote:
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| spenopolis 2005-02-24, 5:52 pm |
| I accidently reversed the typing order in my last response. I actually have
the addresses set up just as you suggest. So for fear of appearing more
dyslexic, I'll open a case with microsoft on the issue. Thanks for all of
your suggestions.
"Sasidhar Parvatham" wrote:
> I am not quite sure what you are doing. You wrote
>
> "The actual address for send port is c:\bizincoming\*.xml; the receive
> location address is c:\bizoutgoing\%messageid%.xml"
>
> It should be the other way. Sendport should be
> c:\bizoutgoing\%messageid%.xml and receive location should be
> c:\bizincoming\*.xml
>
> Try that!
>
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> "spenopolis" <spenopolis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5BF1058A-B80A-47FE-9B17-CBB3967EDC98@microsoft.com...
> in
> documents
> *.xml
> send port
> port.
> and
> file
> BizTalkServerApplication
> input file
> suggest
> everything is
> the
> message
> property
> message
> biztalk
> did a
> and
> have any
> look?
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