Hi,
I'm new with BizTalk 2004.
In BizTalk I've made Module 1 of tutorial and have and EAI example. It works
OK.
I've developed an application (.NET) that sends a message from my computer
to BizTalk receive location (sample "SendMSMQMessage") and the send port
sends the received messages in the receive location of the first example. It
works OK.

But I urgently have to know how to review and display the results of BizTalk
management in my .NET application. I've stopped the port (SendPort_ERP) that
check the MSMQT EAI send port because it sended the messages in folders. Now
I would like to check the queue in SendPortMSMQT through my .NET application
.

I've tried it with .Receive() but I've got the message below
Remote computer is not available.
at System.Messaging.MQCacheableInfo.get_ReadHandle()

Could you help me how to view the results of BizTalk work in my .NET
Application?

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You won't be able to see the MSMQT queue messages, because this is not a
traditional Queue application like MSMQ.


MSMQT is maintained by Biztalk by putting messages in and out of Biztalk
MessageBox databases.

--
Cheers
Saravana [MCP - Biztalk Server 2004]
http://saravanakumarmv.blogspot.com

"Mary" <Mary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I'm new with BizTalk 2004.
> In BizTalk I've made Module 1 of tutorial and have and EAI example. It
> works
> OK.
> I've developed an application (.NET) that sends a message from my computer
> to BizTalk receive location (sample "SendMSMQMessage") and the send port
> sends the received messages in the receive location of the first example.
> It
> works OK.
>
> But I urgently have to know how to review and display the results of
> BizTalk
> management in my .NET application. I've stopped the port (SendPort_ERP)
> that
> check the MSMQT EAI send port because it sended the messages in folders.
> Now
> I would like to check the queue in SendPortMSMQT through my .NET
> application.
>
> I've tried it with .Receive() but I've got the message below
> Remote computer is not available.
>   at System.Messaging.MQCacheableInfo.get_ReadHandle()
>
> Could you help me how to view the results of BizTalk work in my .NET
> Application?
>

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Hi,
Tell me, please, how to read the result of BizTalk work (I have files at the
moment) through my .NET application? The computer where is the .Net
application is not the same as with BizTalk. The Big question for me is how
to check the BizTalk's "feedback". I would like to use the Message Queuing
for it. Is it possible?

Thanks, Mary

"Saravana Kumar" wrote:

> You won't be able to see the MSMQT queue messages, because this is not a
> traditional Queue application like MSMQ.
>
>
> MSMQT is maintained by Biztalk by putting messages in and out of Biztalk
> MessageBox databases.
>
> --
> Cheers
> Saravana [MCP - Biztalk Server 2004]
> http://saravanakumarmv.blogspot.com
>
> "Mary" <Mary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5DFCEB28-834F-47A5-99DA-3DCAFF0DE697@microsoft.com... 
>
>
>

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Sorry Mary, I can't understand what you are trying to do.

If you want to see the outcome of transmission (Example, whether the
messages is suspended) you can use the Biztalk WMI  objects to access them,
give a search in google you'll find quite few articles.

Regarding MSMQT

http://www.traceofthought.net/Perma...d4.
aspx

the link gives an insight of MSMQT, there is link in the above page pointing
to one of the Q&A webcast section which is also useful

--
Cheers
Saravana [MCP - Biztalk Server 2004]
http://saravanakumarmv.blogspot.com

"Mary" <Mary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AAE2DDE9-DA33-45FF-A71E-71A3736130A4@microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi,
> Tell me, please, how to read the result of BizTalk work (I have files at
> the
> moment) through my .NET application? The computer where is the .Net
> application is not the same as with BizTalk. The Big question for me is
> how
> to check the BizTalk's "feedback". I would like to use the Message Queuing
> for it. Is it possible?
>
> Thanks, Mary
>
> "Saravana Kumar" wrote:
> 

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sHi,
I'll try to explain my problem:
BizTalk and my .NET applications are on different computers
On BizTalk:
1. I've developed the EAI sample from BizTalk Tutorial, Module 1, including
MSMQT addition. It's OK.
On my computer:
2. I've developed a .NET application to send messages to BizTalk queue
"test", using "SendMSMQMessage" sample from SDK\Samples\Adapters
On BizTalk:
3.I've changed my Receive port to check the "test" queue and not to check
for file in receive location folder ..\Tutorial\Filedrop\ReceiveRequest. It'
s
Ok, it works and I have an .xml file for decline option in
..\Tutorial\Filedrop\RequestDenied folder and a .txt file for accept in
..\Tutorial\Filedrop\ERPSys.
4. I would like to access the results stored now in
..\Tutorial\Filedrop\RequestDenied or ..\Tutorial\Filedrop\ERPSys as files
through my .Net application. But I want to use message queuing. I want to
omit the saving in files.
On BizTalk:
5. So I've stop the saving in files and try to check the "ERPQueue" through
my .Net application. The error message is in my first post.
6. I redirect the output message queue to be a queue on my computer but I
didn't receive message.

This is the scenario I followed, according Tutorial and Samples. I will be
appreciated if you could help me with advice

Thanks

"Saravana Kumar" wrote:

> Sorry Mary, I can't understand what you are trying to do.
>
> If you want to see the outcome of transmission (Example, whether the
> messages is suspended) you can use the Biztalk WMI  objects to access them
,
> give a search in google you'll find quite few articles.
>
> Regarding MSMQT
>
> http://www.traceofthought.net/Perma...d
4.aspx
>
> the link gives an insight of MSMQT, there is link in the above page pointi
ng
> to one of the Q&A webcast section which is also useful
>
> --
> Cheers
> Saravana [MCP - Biztalk Server 2004]
> http://saravanakumarmv.blogspot.com
>
> "Mary" <Mary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AAE2DDE9-DA33-45FF-A71E-71A3736130A4@microsoft.com... 
>
>
>

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