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Biztalk server 2004 - Message is not picked up by Biztalk
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| Hi All,
I am facing a situation in biztalk server 2004 which i am scared of.
I have deployed an orchestration.enlisted and started the orchestration.
Now when i am putting an input file to the input location,it is not been
picked up and the worst part is there is no error or warning in event viewer
or HAT .
I checked all the services and host are running .
Anybody what is the route cause for this problem and how to solve it..
Your reply at the earliest would be more helpful.
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Many Thanks,
Sulaiman Abubacker
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| Randal van Splunteren 2006-05-30, 7:15 am |
| Hi,
Did you enable the receive location? Did you change the path (or another
configuration setting) of the receive location? If so, did you restart the
biztalk host? Does the file mask of the receive location match the pattern
of the file?
HTH,
Randal van Splunteren
http://biztalkia.blogspot.com
> Hi All,
>
> I am facing a situation in biztalk server 2004 which i am scared of.
> I have deployed an orchestration.enlisted and started the
> orchestration.
> Now when i am putting an input file to the input location,it is not
> been
> picked up and the worst part is there is no error or warning in event
> viewer
> or HAT .
> I checked all the services and host are running .
> Anybody what is the route cause for this problem and how to solve it..
> Your reply at the earliest would be more helpful.
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| When you say it's not being 'picked up' is it leaving the receive port
but not being dropped into your orchestration?
If so, it could be that the filter that your Orchestration employs to
pick messages from the MessageBox is incorrect?
I think it's also possible that you have another Send Port in the
enlisted state but not started so that it is 'stealing' messages and
not doing anything with them. Or simply another send port picking up
messages because of incorrect filters? Make sure that all Send Ports
that you're not using are unenlisted.
If this is not the case, is your receive location enabled?
check the filters on each of your send ports in case one
Randal van Splunteren wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi,
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> Did you enable the receive location? Did you change the path (or another
> configuration setting) of the receive location? If so, did you restart the
> biztalk host? Does the file mask of the receive location match the pattern
> of the file?
>
> HTH,
>
> Randal van Splunteren
> http://biztalkia.blogspot.com
>
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