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| Kimberly 2004-04-20, 5:36 pm |
| I have two orchestrations communicating;
In the first orchestration -
I am receiving a file via a WebService, i immediatly send the file to a MSMQT and a File folder. The file gets to the File Folder and if my receive port for the MSMQT is not enabled i get an error message that there is no subscription (so i know the file
is being sent to the MSMQT (i set a filter on the MSMQT send port with a Receive port name).
In the second orchestration -
It receives the info from the MSMQT and just to test i immediatly send the file to a file folder. I am getting no errors but i am not seeing the message on the second orchestration go to the file folder.
I am not that experienced with HAT and i am not seeing any info that the second orchestration even started.
In BizTalk explored i binded the receive port to the orchestration........
this is driving me crazy b/c it seems that the second orchestration is never called but i get no errors
I would REALLY appreciate any help
thanks in advance
KIM
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| John Plummer [MSFT] 2004-04-21, 4:37 pm |
| Probably best to work backwards...
TIP:
So for this type of scenario, i often use a listen shape, one side of which
i use a receive shape which i wire up to my required transport (in your case
MSMQT) and the other side i use to a recieve shape wired to file transport,
that way i can test quickly without having to undeploy/redply every time.
So, create an instance of the the 1st orchestration output document which
would ordinarily goto MSMQT and drop that in the filedrop location used by
the 2nd orchestration, so you can prove that works.
You could also achieve the same test by using a Content Based Routing (CBR)
by using a filter
Hope this makes sense
rgds
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I have two orchestrations communicating;
In the first orchestration -
I am receiving a file via a WebService, i immediatly send the file to a
MSMQT and a File folder. The file gets to the File Folder and if my receive
port for the MSMQT is not enabled i get an error message that there is no
subscription (so i know the file is being sent to the MSMQT (i set a filter
on the MSMQT send port with a Receive port name).
In the second orchestration -
It receives the info from the MSMQT and just to test i immediatly send the
file to a file folder. I am getting no errors but i am not seeing the
message on the second orchestration go to the file folder.
I am not that experienced with HAT and i am not seeing any info that the
second orchestration even started.
In BizTalk explored i binded the receive port to the orchestration........
this is driving me crazy b/c it seems that the second orchestration is never
called but i get no errors
I would REALLY appreciate any help
thanks in advance
KIM
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| Iuliu Rus 2004-06-02, 4:56 pm |
| Make sure that the second orchestration is enlisted and started and make
sure that the address that you are using on the MSMQT send port contains
the correct computer name.
You won't get any error if you enter a bad computer name in the MSMQT send
port. MSMQT will believe that the computer is down and it will wait and try
to send the message later.
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