Hi,

I need to authenticate windows user submitting documents to BizTalk server M
SMQT, i created a custom recv. pipeline and am trying to create a party as p
er documentation "To enable the Party Resolution pipeline component to valid
ate a Windows user, you mu
st add the WindowsUser alias to a party. The Name, Qualifier, and Value of t
he alias should be of the form WindowsUser == <domain\user name>, where Wind
owsUser is the Name, == is the Qualifier, and <domain\user name> is the Valu
e". But i am not able to se
t "==" to the Qualifier so what to do.Can i validate a windows groups using 
the same approach???

Thanks,
gsv

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You can provide any name to the Name field. It's just a human readable
information and BizTalk doesn't care with the Name field.

Qualifier should be "WindowsUser" without quotation marks.
Value should be "domain\username" without quotation marks and domain and
username should be changed accordingly. You cannot use group with this.

To use party resolution feature, you should implement role link in your
orchestration. Take a look at Business Activity Services tutorial which
gives you an example of role link usage.

And make sure your receive port require authentication to block anonymous
messages.

Thanks,
Sunghwa

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server MSMQT, i created a custom recv. pipeline and am trying to create a
party as per documentation "To enable the Party Resolution pipeline
component to validate a Windows user, you must add the WindowsUser alias to
a party. The Name, Qualifier, and Value of the alias should be of the form
WindowsUser == <domain\user name>, where WindowsUser is the Name, == is the
Qualifier, and <domain\user name> is the Value". But i am not able to set
"==" to the Qualifier so what to do.Can i validate a windows groups using
the same approach???[vbcol=seagreen] 

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