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BizTalk 2006 - May 15, 2006 Tutorial 3, Lesson 3 issues
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| Greg McCarty 2006-06-15, 1:19 pm |
| My setup: Win2K w/sp 4, BizTalk 2006, SQL Server 2005, VS2005, all on the
same machine.
Ok, I'm struggling through getting this lesson to work. Here are the know
issues I've gotten off of Liza's blog
(http://blogs.msdn.com/lizal/default.aspx) regarding Tutorial 3, Lesson 3
1) You need to have the visual web designer installed as part of the VS2005
install.
2) Step 1, "To configure a port that sends the PO to the supplier's Web
service", Item 10. On the "Port Bindings" page, in the "Port Bindings" drop
down list, select 'Specify now".
3) Step 4 - When you publish the orchestration as a web service, publish it
to http://localhost/B2BOrchestrations_webservice
4) Step 6, Item 22 - don't configure the "SendCommonPO_Port".
5) Step 7 - The build of B2BSchema gives a warning about Quantity. Ignore
it.
In addition, I've discovered that you must give you ASPNET account access to
the BizTalkMsgBoxDb. I created the account, and assigned it to the
BTS_ADMIN_USERS role. This got me further.
The ReceiveASN and ReceiveInvoice orchestration web services are received,
as I set breakpoints in the VS2005 debugger and it traps. In addition, I
now get two suspended service instances, one for each incoming web request.
In looking in the admin hub, under suspended service instances, each
suspended instance has error code 0xc0c01627, with error description "The
Messaging Engine encountered an error during the processing of one or more
inbound messages. ". I can't find any other info.
Any help would be appreciated.
GregM
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