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| I have a few questions:
1. I have a few expressions here and there that simply have a
debug.writeline, but none of these expressions seem to run. In tracked
events, they don't show up, and no debug info is written or visible. I was
attempting to view the info with debugviewer (which everyone recommends).
2. In HAT, under orchestration debugger, it seems like the shapes are
running out of order.
For example:
- Message received from sharepoint
- stored procedure call is skipped
- Message is returned to sharepoint
- stored procedure call is made (out of order??)
If you go down the tracked events, things are happening all out of order!
thanks,
David
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| Selvan 2005-09-09, 2:48 am |
| David,
For the question one, You have to write a custom .NET component to
capture Debug.WriteLine output or use SysInternals Debug View tool to capture
those output. http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/DebugView.html
Second one, You cann't step through shapes with in Atomic Transaction..
For Test purpose you can make those shapes Non Atomic Transaction.
Some times if your component deployed in GAC, which you are trying to
debug through Orchestration Debugger will not respond. If you get those
problem reply back..
Hope you are okey with the first one...
Cheers.... Have a Good Day..
Tamilselvan Subramanian,
Integration Analyst,
IBM Global Services India Ltd.
"solid" wrote:
> I have a few questions:
>
>
> 1. I have a few expressions here and there that simply have a
> debug.writeline, but none of these expressions seem to run. In tracked
> events, they don't show up, and no debug info is written or visible. I was
> attempting to view the info with debugviewer (which everyone recommends).
>
>
> 2. In HAT, under orchestration debugger, it seems like the shapes are
> running out of order.
>
> For example:
> - Message received from sharepoint
> - stored procedure call is skipped
> - Message is returned to sharepoint
> - stored procedure call is made (out of order??)
>
> If you go down the tracked events, things are happening all out of order!
>
> thanks,
>
> David
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| Thanks Selvan! Those are good tips. I got the debug working like you said.
On another note, I figured out why my orchestration jumped around. I was
unaware that the Biztalk Application host cached orchestrations for
optimization. So even a redeploy, re-GAC, re-bind, and re-configure of the
orchestration didn't solve things.
If ever you see your most recent orchestration in HAT, but its not flowing
the way you think it should, restart the Biztalk host!
David
"Selvan" wrote:
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> David,
>
> For the question one, You have to write a custom .NET component to
> capture Debug.WriteLine output or use SysInternals Debug View tool to capture
> those output. http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/DebugView.html
>
> Second one, You cann't step through shapes with in Atomic Transaction..
> For Test purpose you can make those shapes Non Atomic Transaction.
> Some times if your component deployed in GAC, which you are trying to
> debug through Orchestration Debugger will not respond. If you get those
> problem reply back..
> Hope you are okey with the first one...
>
> Cheers.... Have a Good Day..
> Tamilselvan Subramanian,
> Integration Analyst,
> IBM Global Services India Ltd.
>
>
> "solid" wrote:
>
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| Selvan 2005-09-13, 2:48 am |
| Hi David,
Thats a cool tip. I think none of them posted this information. If you
could write an article with samples you worked on it and post it in your blog
or gotdotnet.com, that will be really useful for Biztalkers... 
Cheers, Good day..
Tamilselvan Subramanian,
Integration Analyst,
IBM Global Services India Ltd.
"solid" wrote:
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> Thanks Selvan! Those are good tips. I got the debug working like you said.
>
> On another note, I figured out why my orchestration jumped around. I was
> unaware that the Biztalk Application host cached orchestrations for
> optimization. So even a redeploy, re-GAC, re-bind, and re-configure of the
> orchestration didn't solve things.
>
> If ever you see your most recent orchestration in HAT, but its not flowing
> the way you think it should, restart the Biztalk host!
>
> David
>
> "Selvan" wrote:
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