| Mark Brimble 2006-05-30, 7:15 am |
| Thanks for the suggestion Luis. I'll have a look at changing my dynamic ports
to a static port . I had not realised there was some new macros in BTS 2006.
Before i got your reply I managed to find a solution to my problem. I
recompiled my assembly with BTS2006 and Visual Studio 2005 and my problem has
gone away. I think this is because the schema associated with the SMTP
adapter has changed in BTS2006.
"Mark Brimble" wrote:
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> Thanks Tomas. When I was writing this post I did not have the author of the
> example at winterdom.com at my fingertips.
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> Alas your suggestion does not solve my problems because it appears that for
> a dynamic SMTP adapter you must now assign a lot more properties. If I use a
> pass through pipeline you get the different error namely;
> .....
> A message sent to adapter "SMTP" on send port
> " CBORD_Send_to_Oracle_SMTPDynamicSendPort
" with URI
> "mailto:dummy@adhb.govt.nz" is suspended.
> Error details: The property sheet field "SMTP Server Name" is not
> configured for the BizTalk.SendSMTP transport component.
> MessageId: {0F49E34D-A110-4578-A713-C36AF2045CE7}
> InstanceID: {7042635F-3EAB-4D03-93B6-99A35FC41427}
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> I expect that you get a similar error if you do not assign
> Email(SMTP.SMTPHost) in your example. It looks like I have a bit of work
> ahead of me to work out what are the minimum properties that i need to assign
> on a dynamic SMTP adapter. It appears that my "bare bones" implementation of
> a dynamic SMTP adapter in BTS 2004 it not going to work in BTS 2006.
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> "Tomas Restrepo (MVP)" wrote:
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