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Tim B.

2004-07-20, 5:53 pm

A while back I attended a local MSFT Biztalk class where it was recommended that you deploy your orchestration and ports to seperate bts server instances. I haven't had any luck doing this, before I dive into this again I wondered if anyone has done this
and could share some knowledge ??

I would like to at least segreate my entire solution into a non default instance, so I can restart it without bothering anyone else using that server.

As I recall I also didn't see a way to put your send/rcv ports into a non-default instance ?

Thanks
Tim B.

Adrian Hamza[MSFT]

2004-07-21, 5:50 pm

Per configuration database (BizTalk group) you can have the following:

- a send adapter will run under only one host (but multiple host
instances). All instances of that host will run the send port.
- for each receive location you can specify a receive handler to run that
receive location. You can create new receive handlers in BizTalk MMC
console (go to adapters->your adapter->Receive COnfiguration and create a
new receive handler). The receive handler contains information about the
host that runs that receive handler. This means that different receive
locations can be run by different hosts.

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