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| George T.S. 2004-04-29, 7:35 am |
| Hello,
Could someone help me withe the question below?
Trying to run BTS2004 Tutorial 3 (BAM), I ran into the
XLANG/s DestinationPartyNotFoundException.
My error is exactly the same as known to MS,
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=835870 .
Since my server configuration is as follows: BTS2004 and
SQLServer2K on the same WindowsServer2003 machine, I can
try to reconfigure BTS once more. Now MSMQ and MSMQT are
installed side-by-side.
Keeping in mind the Documentation, especially
ms-
help://BTS_2004/Deploying/htm/ebiz_depl_config_dbrf.htm
and
ms-
help://BTS_2004/Operations/htm/ebiz_ops_adapt_file_lzrr.htm
Do I need MSMQ to be running on the BTS machine? To accept
the default values in the Config.Wizard MSMQ must be
disabled. After finish of wizard, and adding the MSMQT
adapter, the MSMQ service will remain disabled, because of
a conflict with the BizTalk Server Application Service.
I ask this since other on settings were in order:
>1) Is your isolated host authentication trusted (mark
this in the admin console). This is necessary to allow
for party identification.
>2) did you setup a property for your party in BAS that
identified a windows user account for the party? Are you
logged in as that user when running the bat file?
>3) Is your web service setup to require authentication
(IIS management console).
Thanks in advance.
George T.S.
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| Sung-Hwa Jin [MSFT] 2004-04-29, 1:37 pm |
| MSMQ/MSMQT is not required for running the tutorial if you're using
singlebox configuration.
Can you check TrustedUsers table of your message box. The table should
include something like this:
DOMAIN\bts_account BizTalkServerApplication
DOMAIN\bts_account BizTalkServerIsolatedHost
1) Your application pool for virtual directory running the HTTP receive
function ISAPI (BTSHTTPReceive.dll) should run as DOMAIN\bts_account so
that BizTalk trust the messages from the HTTP adapter.
2) Your party should have WindowsUser qualifier with "DOMAIN\currentuser"
value. You should run the batch file with the user.
Please let me know if you still experience the problem. I am happy to help
you further.
Thanks,
Sung-Hwa Jin
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Hello,
Could someone help me withe the question below?
Trying to run BTS2004 Tutorial 3 (BAM), I ran into the
XLANG/s DestinationPartyNotFoundException.
My error is exactly the same as known to MS,
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=835870 .
Since my server configuration is as follows: BTS2004 and
SQLServer2K on the same WindowsServer2003 machine, I can
try to reconfigure BTS once more. Now MSMQ and MSMQT are
installed side-by-side.
Keeping in mind the Documentation, especially
ms-
help://BTS_2004/Deploying/htm/ebiz_depl_config_dbrf.htm
and
ms-
help://BTS_2004/Operations/htm/ebiz_ops_adapt_file_lzrr.htm
Do I need MSMQ to be running on the BTS machine? To accept
the default values in the Config.Wizard MSMQ must be
disabled. After finish of wizard, and adding the MSMQT
adapter, the MSMQ service will remain disabled, because of
a conflict with the BizTalk Server Application Service.
I ask this since other on settings were in order:
>1) Is your isolated host authentication trusted (mark
this in the admin console). This is necessary to allow
for party identification.
>2) did you setup a property for your party in BAS that
identified a windows user account for the party? Are you
logged in as that user when running the bat file?
>3) Is your web service setup to require authentication
(IIS management console).
Thanks in advance.
George T.S.
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