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Harrisonpf


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06-26-04 03:51 PM

Hi All

I have created a Database Adapter using the Beta Version of BizTalk 2004. Th
e adapter is a a send / Receive adapter and it was working fine. I have now 
ported the adapter to the final release of BTS 2004 and (after making some i
mport statement changes) ev
erything seemedto work fine. The Receive Adapter works fine (apart from a fe
w strange info messages) but the send adapter doesn't work at all! It seems 
that I can't read the configuration from the PropertyBag. I was using 	prope
rtyBag.Read( "Send", out va
l, 0 );
But it doesn't find anything anymore. Unfortunately there is absolutely no w
ay to find what the ProeprtyBag contais (at least I can't find a way!).

I would be grateful for any help on this subject!





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    RE: Adapter Framework  
Kartik Paramasivam


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06-30-04 01:44 AM


Looks like you are unable to read the properties for the send handler.
First make sure that you indeed have properties configured in your send
handler ...

Are you using the Common base class implementation given in the SDK samples
??
If not, then you need to first

propertyBag.Read("AdapterConfig", out obj, 0 )
The output of this 'obj' will be an XML document which will have all your
listed properties.
If you dump this XML you'll see all the properties configured by the user
for your send handler.
You can look at the samples in the latest sdk to get more information on
this.






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