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Receive pipeline with collection of schemas BTS 2004
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| Polle Strandell 2004-06-04, 7:57 am |
| We try to receive different xml-messages into the same
file folder. These should be routed to different
receiving systems in the other end. So messages has
different schemas and namespaces but are all in xml
format.
To solve this we made our customized receive pipeline
where we put the different possible schemas into the
property collection schemas for the Disassembler stage.
We have also tried to put one document schema into it's
own XML Disassembler component and in this way have a
multiple component Disassembler stage. This doesn't work
either (same error message).
Please give me some suggestions.
Thanks in advance
Polle Strandell
DataVis Sveriga AB
Sweden
Error message from Event Log:
There was a failure executing the receive
pipeline: "FromCosmicRos.ReceivePipeline" Source: "XML
disassembler" Receive Location: "\\sthbts2004
\c$\biztalk\Kronoberg\In\*.xml" Reason: Loading document
specification <FromCosmicRos.SchemaX> from assembly
<FromCosmicRos, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=5b05fe91348ac541> failed. Verify that the
schema is deployed properly and that the schema assembly
implements the document spec.
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| Tatyana Yakushev [MSFT] 2004-07-09, 5:48 pm |
| Make sure that assembly is deployed and is in the gac.
Thanks
Tatyana
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>We try to receive different xml-messages into the same
>file folder. These should be routed to different
>receiving systems in the other end. So messages has
>different schemas and namespaces but are all in xml
>format.
>
>To solve this we made our customized receive pipeline
>where we put the different possible schemas into the
>property collection schemas for the Disassembler stage.
>We have also tried to put one document schema into it's
>own XML Disassembler component and in this way have a
>multiple component Disassembler stage. This doesn't work
>either (same error message).
>
>Please give me some suggestions.
>Thanks in advance
>Polle Strandell
>DataVis Sveriga AB
>Sweden
>
>Error message from Event Log:
>
>There was a failure executing the receive
>pipeline: "FromCosmicRos.ReceivePipeline" Source: "XML
>disassembler" Receive Location: "\\sthbts2004
>\c$\biztalk\Kronoberg\In\*.xml" Reason: Loading document
>specification <FromCosmicRos.SchemaX> from assembly
><FromCosmicRos, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
>PublicKeyToken=5b05fe91348ac541> failed. Verify that the
>schema is deployed properly and that the schema assembly
>implements the document spec.
>
>
>
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