Hi,

I've built a custom functoid in BizTalk 2004, and used it
in my map. But when I try to compile my map I get the
following compiler error:

Exception Caught: Functoid not found: guid({AA1EF93B-24A5-
4F3F-9030-82C0C4CE5D3B}) funcid(12301)

The functoid assembly is added to GAC and there was no
problem in adding and using it in Visual Studio.

I've tried to add a reference to my funtoid assembly and
even the Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoid assembly but with
no luck.

What is the obviuos thing I've probably missed?

brgds
Hans Erik

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Copy dll with your functoid to "Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004\
Developer Tools\Mapper Extensions".

Thanks
Tatyana
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>Hi,
>
>I've built a custom functoid in BizTalk 2004, and used it
>in my map. But when I try to compile my map I get the
>following compiler error:
>
>Exception Caught: Functoid not found: guid({AA1EF93B-24A5-
>4F3F-9030-82C0C4CE5D3B}) funcid(12301)
>
>The functoid assembly is added to GAC and there was no
>problem in adding and using it in Visual Studio.
>
>I've tried to add a reference to my funtoid assembly and
>even the Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoid assembly but with
>no luck.
>
>What is the obviuos thing I've probably missed?
>
>brgds
>Hans Erik
>


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