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Unable to deploy early bindings: no receive location
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| Hi All,
I am following the BizTalk 2004 tutorial, and receive the following error
message during deploy.
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[Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.DeploymentException] Unable to deploy early
bindings.
[Microsoft.BizTalk.Deployment.Binding.BindingException] Failed updating
binding information.
BindingException: Receive Location
'EAIOrchestrations_1.0.0.0_EAIOrchestrations. EAIProcess_ReceiveReqPort_31c7e5ac0f4c91
43_ReceiveLocation' has no receive handler. Specify a Receive Handler.
[Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM.BtsException] Receive Location
'EAIOrchestrations_1.0.0.0_EAIOrchestrations. EAIProcess_ReceiveReqPort_31c7e5ac0f4c91
43_ReceiveLocation' has no receive handler. Specify a Receive Handler.
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Has anyone experienced the same problem. Any comment is highly apprecciated.
Thanks
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Didi
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| parrykoks@gmail.com 2005-10-25, 5:51 pm |
| Are you deploying through deployment wizard or VS.Net?
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| I tried both with the same result.
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Didi
"parrykoks@gmail.com" wrote:
> Are you deploying through deployment wizard or VS.Net?
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| NiceToHelp 2005-10-28, 5:03 pm |
| hello Didi,
try to specify the port binding "later" instead "now" or reconfigrue the
ports.
Read that:
http://groups.msn.com/BizTalkServer...457393686378912
"Didi" schrieb:
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> I tried both with the same result.
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> Didi
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> "parrykoks@gmail.com" wrote:
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| Hi,
Thanks for everyone for their time and feedback.
Finally after days of uninstalling and reinstalling, to make sure no steps
missed, I managed to resolve the problem.
1) From glossary, Receive Location is a host. There was no host created
automatically during the setup / configuration. Then I created a host using
Biztalk Administration, and the problem dissappeared.
2) I remembered I skipped the creation of hosts during the setup /
configuration, as it always failed and rolled back. The error message was
"member could not be added ....". Later I found that this problem was caused
when I specified "administrator" as the Windows account for SSO service ,
Rule Engine service, etc. Apperantly BizTalk does not want you to activate
these services using Administrator account. So I had to manually create
Windows users for these services.
Thanks
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Didi
"NiceToHelp" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> hello Didi,
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> try to specify the port binding "later" instead "now" or reconfigrue the
> ports.
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> Read that:
> http://groups.msn.com/BizTalkServer...457393686378912
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> "Didi" schrieb:
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