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Protocol type "MSMQT" not found
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| Kimberly 2004-03-25, 5:00 pm |
| I am a newby to BizTalk.
I have created an Orchestration that simple receives a
message from a MSMQ and Sends it to another MSMQ.
Everything is fine until i try and deploy it. I get and
error:
Cannot update transport information
(address ".\private$\testmqreceive$"). Protocol
type "MSMQT" not found.
[Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.Binding.BindingException]
Protocol type "MSMQT" not found.
I would appreciate any information at on this problem.
thanks in advance,
KIM
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| John Plummer [MSFT] 2004-03-25, 5:51 pm |
| Hi
You have to manually activate MSMQT before using it by going into the
BizTalk Server 2004 Administration MMC, goto the Adapters Node in the tree
list, right click and select New. choose the MSMQT adapter from the list.
Also, please do a search in the documentation on MSMQT and find the section
about side by side with MSMQ, this may be an issue for you as you say MSMQ
below, do you really mean MSMQ or are they MSMQT endpoints ?
if they are MSMQ queues, then unless you have done a side by side install,
this wont work as the MSMQ service needs to be disabled. By disabling the
service, your MSMQ enable application will also not function on th BizTalk
box. However, you can run it on a seperate box and treat the MSMQT receive
location as a remote queue and your application should work just fine.
hth!
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"Kimberly" <kimberly.maher@lmco.com> wrote in message
news:13d0501c412b1$d69c85f0$a101280a@phx
.gbl...
I am a newby to BizTalk.
I have created an Orchestration that simple receives a
message from a MSMQ and Sends it to another MSMQ.
Everything is fine until i try and deploy it. I get and
error:
Cannot update transport information
(address ".\private$\testmqreceive$"). Protocol
type "MSMQT" not found.
[Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.Binding.BindingException]
Protocol type "MSMQT" not found.
I would appreciate any information at on this problem.
thanks in advance,
KIM
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| Thank you! This was very helpful!
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>You have to manually activate MSMQT before using it by
going into the
>BizTalk Server 2004 Administration MMC, goto the Adapters
Node in the tree
>list, right click and select New. choose the MSMQT
adapter from the list.
>
>Also, please do a search in the documentation on MSMQT
and find the section
>about side by side with MSMQ, this may be an issue for
you as you say MSMQ
>below, do you really mean MSMQ or are they MSMQT
endpoints ?
>
>if they are MSMQ queues, then unless you have done a side
by side install,
>this wont work as the MSMQ service needs to be disabled.
By disabling the
>service, your MSMQ enable application will also not
function on th BizTalk
>box. However, you can run it on a seperate box and treat
the MSMQT receive
>location as a remote queue and your application should
work just fine.
>
>hth!
>
>--
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
>Use of included script samples are subject to the terms
specified at
>http://www.microsoft.com/info/cpyright.htm
>
>
>"Kimberly" <kimberly.maher@lmco.com> wrote in message
> news:13d0501c412b1$d69c85f0$a101280a@phx
.gbl...
>I am a newby to BizTalk.
>I have created an Orchestration that simple receives a
>message from a MSMQ and Sends it to another MSMQ.
>Everything is fine until i try and deploy it. I get and
>error:
>Cannot update transport information
>(address ".\private$\testmqreceive$"). Protocol
>type "MSMQT" not found.
>[Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.Binding.BindingException]
>Protocol type "MSMQT" not found.
>
>I would appreciate any information at on this problem.
>thanks in advance,
>KIM
>
>
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