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Configure BTS2004 without VS.Net?
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| Cecilie 2004-05-18, 10:04 am |
| Hi,
is it possible to configure BizTalk 2004 (send ports, receive ports, receive locations etc.) without having VS.Net installed?
I have a customer who's located in an another city, and I have up til now been able to use a kind of remote connection to configure BizTalk ports and channels when they used BTS2002. Now when they have upgraded to BTS2004, but not installed VS.Net, it se
ems like I have to be physically connected to their network with my computer (where I have VS.Net installed) to configure ports and receive locations....
Isn't it possible to configure these things (send ports, receive ports/locations etc.) without using VS.Net?
Do my customer have to buy an extra VS.Net license just to configure ports etc.? (I develop the assemblys on my pc)
Isn't there any tools for this when you dont have VS.Net installed?
Can it be done by running sql's against a table in the BizTalk database? Which table?
Right now I need to change their receive location settings, but it would be great if anyone could give me an answere to all my questions....
Regards,
Cecilie
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| DMartin 2004-05-18, 5:05 pm |
| if you create binding files using the deployment wizard on your machine you
should be able to re-deploy the orchestrations using those binding files via
the deployment wizard on any machine. i don't think you need vs.net for
that, but you will have to un-deploy your assemblies from the remote machine
and then re-deploy using your binding files. also, if you're using
orchestrations with sql adapters make sure and set the connections to
(local) instead of a specific machine name when you create the ports. that
way your orchestrations using sql adapters can be deployed to any machine.
"Cecilie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EEDE0623-45AE-4185-88AF-2428ADCD6D51@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to configure BizTalk 2004 (send ports, receive ports,
receive locations etc.) without having VS.Net installed?
>
> I have a customer who's located in an another city, and I have up til now
been able to use a kind of remote connection to configure BizTalk ports and
channels when they used BTS2002. Now when they have upgraded to BTS2004, but
not installed VS.Net, it seems like I have to be physically connected to
their network with my computer (where I have VS.Net installed) to configure
ports and receive locations....
>
> Isn't it possible to configure these things (send ports, receive
ports/locations etc.) without using VS.Net?
> Do my customer have to buy an extra VS.Net license just to configure ports
etc.? (I develop the assemblys on my pc)
> Isn't there any tools for this when you dont have VS.Net installed?
> Can it be done by running sql's against a table in the BizTalk database?
Which table?
>
> Right now I need to change their receive location settings, but it would
be great if anyone could give me an answere to all my questions....
>
> Regards,
> Cecilie
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| Niklas E 2004-05-23, 11:33 pm |
| If you are using non-biztalk and/or non-local servers to fetch data from,
the sql adapter server name is not an issue. If you are using local
sql-server, then do not use the server name to be able deploy on other
servers.
Have a look at the WMI samples as well. You can start, stop, enlist send
ports, orchestrations and receive locations with those scripts instead of
right-clicking in BizTalk Explorer.
From what I have read in previous posts in the beta-group from (what I
remember) MS people, some kind of VS or C# license is supposed to be
included in BizTalk so if you have BizTalk, you should not have to buy a
separate VS or C# license.
Best regards
Niklas E
Capgemini
"DMartin" <david.martin@thomson.com> wrote in message
news:u0M5fyRPEHA.3140@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> if you create binding files using the deployment wizard on your machine
you
> should be able to re-deploy the orchestrations using those binding files
via
> the deployment wizard on any machine. i don't think you need vs.net for
> that, but you will have to un-deploy your assemblies from the remote
machine
> and then re-deploy using your binding files. also, if you're using
> orchestrations with sql adapters make sure and set the connections to
> (local) instead of a specific machine name when you create the ports. that
> way your orchestrations using sql adapters can be deployed to any machine.
>
> "Cecilie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EEDE0623-45AE-4185-88AF-2428ADCD6D51@microsoft.com...
> receive locations etc.) without having VS.Net installed?
now[vbcol=seagreen]
> been able to use a kind of remote connection to configure BizTalk ports
and
> channels when they used BTS2002. Now when they have upgraded to BTS2004,
but
> not installed VS.Net, it seems like I have to be physically connected to
> their network with my computer (where I have VS.Net installed) to
configure
> ports and receive locations....
> ports/locations etc.) without using VS.Net?
ports[vbcol=seagreen]
> etc.? (I develop the assemblys on my pc)
> Which table?
> be great if anyone could give me an answere to all my questions....
>
>
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