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Port properties getting updated from BindingFile
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| Pankaj 2005-09-09, 2:48 am |
| Hi All,
I am deploying an orchestration using a BindingFile.
The BindingFile contains the information about the two send ports and a
receive port used in the orchestration.
However, I have already created these ports using vbs script. The properties
of these ports are getting updated after deploying the orchestration using
the BindingFile.
However, I want to retain the properties of these ports and I dont want them
to be updated with the BindingFile information.
How do I achieve this?
What all changes do i need to make in the BindingFile?
Regards
Pankaj
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| Alan Smith 2005-09-09, 2:48 am |
| Hi,
One option is to remove (or test by commenting out) the port information (in
the send ports and receive ports sections), this should leave the port
configuration as you had it before.
The other opton is to update the binidng file. If you configure the ports
the way you want them, you can then export the binding to another file using
BizTalk Deployment Wizard, then copy the configurations for the send and
receive ports into the original binding file.
Regards,
Alan
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"Pankaj" wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am deploying an orchestration using a BindingFile.
> The BindingFile contains the information about the two send ports and a
> receive port used in the orchestration.
>
> However, I have already created these ports using vbs script. The properties
> of these ports are getting updated after deploying the orchestration using
> the BindingFile.
>
> However, I want to retain the properties of these ports and I dont want them
> to be updated with the BindingFile information.
>
> How do I achieve this?
> What all changes do i need to make in the BindingFile?
>
> Regards
> Pankaj
>
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| Pankaj 2005-09-09, 7:49 am |
| Hi Alan
Thanks for the reply.
However, the problem with option one is,an error message gets generated
while creating and binding the ports using
@BTSDeploy Import Binding=%BindingFileName% Log=Binding
<LogEntry Type="Error">
<Message>Failed updating binding information.
BindingException: Cannot update orchestration "ServiceOneOrchestration.
PostWorkOrderOrchestration" port "HTTPSolicitResponsePort".</Message>
</LogEntry>
Besides, I have to create some ports which are not bound to an orchestration.
I am creating these ports using vbs scripts. So the config info for these
ports is there in the vbs scripts and config info of ports related to
orchestration will be there in the BindingFile. I dont want the config info
to be scattered at two different places.
If I add the send ports which are not required to be bound to orchestration
in the BindingFile, these ports get created but they will not start when we
start the orchestration. So we will have to write a separate script to start
these ports.
So what I am looking at is, create and start all the ports in scripts, bind
the created ports to orchestration without being updated from the
BindingFile.
I hope the requirement is clear.
Any suggestions on how to achieve this are welcome.
Regards
Pankaj
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