Hi all!
I need to put file to another server in my network. In MSDN I have read that
 I must use "Map Network Drive" to create Network Drive and use it in File A
dapter to show Destination Folder. I have maid it and when i start my Orches
tration, BizTalk show me error in Application log (The adapter failed to tra
nsmit message going to send port "G:\1C_%MessageID%.xml". It will be retrans
mitted after the retry interval specified for this Send Port. Details:"The F
ILE send adapter cannot open file G:\1C_{23570300-54EC-4308-B7B3-B3C8552A8E2
E}.xml for writing. ".
) , where G:\  - Network Drive.
OK, I gave all permission to Map Folder (Everyone with full control), but it
 has not work.
Maybe somebody know, what is this and how can i perform my task!
Please help!

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Hi
First of all you should actually be able to use UNC path instead of mapped
drive.
You need to make sure that the user BizTalk uses has permissions for the
folder and drive you are trying to access (best check is to login with that
user to the BizTalk machine and try to access the mapped drive)
the problem with mapped drives is that they get disconnected, and I'm not
sure that BizTalk will re-connect them when this happens

Yossi


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>
> Hi all!
> I need to put file to another server in my network. In MSDN I have read
> that I must use "Map Network Drive" to create Network Drive and use it
> in File Adapter to show Destination Folder. I have maid it and when i
> start my Orchestration, BizTalk show me error in Application log (The
> adapter failed to transmit message going to send port
> "G:\1C_%MessageID%.xml". It will be retransmitted after the retry
> interval specified for this Send Port. Details:"The FILE send adapter
> cannot open file G:\1C_{23570300-54EC-4308-B7B3-B3C8552A8E2E}.xml for
> writing. ".
> ) , where G:\  - Network Drive.
> OK, I gave all permission to Map Folder (Everyone with full control),
> but it has not work.
> Maybe somebody know, what is this and how can i perform my task!
> Please help!
>
>
>
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> StereoMC
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Yossi is right.
It is preferable to use a UNC path.

Thanks,
MRoze

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The reason the BizTalk documentation suggests you use the mapped drive is th
at you can't supply domain\user password credentials with the file adapter w
hen connecting to a drive say on another domain.
ms-help://BTS_2004/Troubleshooting/htm/ebiz_prog_adapt_owtd.htm

I have this exact problem right now. I have created a persisted mapped drive
 with a domain user and password under f:, in my static send port I referenc
e this and on my dynamic send port I reference it, and they both fail. The B
izTalk service is running u
nder the same account used to create the mapped drive, and I have tested it 
on a few machines.

"Yossi Dahan" wrote:

> Hi
> First of all you should actually be able to use UNC path instead of mapped
> drive.
> You need to make sure that the user BizTalk uses has permissions for the
> folder and drive you are trying to access (best check is to login with tha
t
> user to the BizTalk machine and try to access the mapped drive)
> the problem with mapped drives is that they get disconnected, and I'm not
> sure that BizTalk will re-connect them when this happens
>
> Yossi
>
>
> "StereoMC" <StereoMC.1a3tt2@mail.webservertalk.com> wrote in message
> news:StereoMC.1a3tt2@mail.webservertalk.com... 
>
>
>

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I tried using UNC and mapped drive but i am not getting desired result.
UNC i am giving is \\mcd16\data\a.xml
is this right???
Is there any other way i can send my file in different network location ??
ruchi

"Nikolai @ intergen.co.nz" wrote:

> The reason the BizTalk documentation suggests you use the mapped drive is 
that you can't supply domain\user password credentials with the file adapter
 when connecting to a drive say on another domain.
> ms-help://BTS_2004/Troubleshooting/htm/ebiz_prog_adapt_owtd.htm
>
> I have this exact problem right now. I have created a persisted mapped drive with 
a domain user and password under f:, in my static send port I reference this and on 
my dynamic send port I reference it, and they both fail. The BizTalk service is runn
ing
under the same account used to create the mapped drive, and I have tested it on a few machin
es.[vbcol=seagreen]
>
> "Yossi Dahan" wrote:
> 

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You've written you don't get the desired result, can you describe what you
ARE getting?

the unc path looks ok to me if you are trying to create a file named a.xml
and the \\mcd16\data is a valid location (and you have sufficient
permissions to create files on it)


Yossi Dahan


"Ruchi" <Ruchi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> I tried using UNC and mapped drive but i am not getting desired result.
> UNC i am giving is \\mcd16\data\a.xml
> is this right???
> Is there any other way i can send my file in different network location ??
> ruchi
>
> "Nikolai @ intergen.co.nz" wrote:
> 
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Hi
I am new to Biztalk 2004
I want to put file from Comp1 to Comp2 (computer names)which are under same 
domain.(diff user ID)
in comp2 biztalk is installed.
In the Biztalk Explorer i added address of receive location as
\\Comp1\data\a.xml
data is a shared folder in comp1 having full rights.
i have created a.xml in comp1...
i have created a sln in which orches. receive message a.xml from \\Comp1\dat
a\
and puts in Comp2 C:\.
no error while compileing.
Ideally when i put a.xml in comp1 it should move that to comp2 C:\ location.
but nothing is happening and no error also.
a.xml is still present in Comp1\data\

please help for the same
ruchi



"Yossi Dahan" wrote:

> You've written you don't get the desired result, can you describe what you
> ARE getting?
>
> the unc path looks ok to me if you are trying to create a file named a.xml
> and the \\mcd16\data is a valid location (and you have sufficient
> permissions to create files on it)
>
>
> Yossi Dahan
>
>
> "Ruchi" <Ruchi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8F094AF1-4097-47E2-94E7-43D455FFAB46@microsoft.com... 
> is that you can't supply domain\user password credentials with the file
> adapter when connecting to a drive say on another domain. 
> drive with a domain user and password under f:, in my static send port I
> reference this and on my dynamic send port I reference it, and they both
> fail. The BizTalk service is running under the same account used to create
> the mapped drive, and I have tested it on a few machines. 
> mapped 
> the 
> that 
> not 
> read 
> it 
> i 
> (The 
> adapter 
> for 
> control), 
>
>
>

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Three things come to mind -
1. Make sure the receive location is enabled.
2. Look in the event log (where biztalk is installed) to make sure there are
no entries
3. Make sure the full rights are given to the user running the bts service

Yossi Dahan

"Ruchi" <Ruchi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:80220BB5-102F-4DAE-ADC4-BA9E539A4E1B@microsoft.com...
> Hi
> I am new to Biztalk 2004
> I want to put file from Comp1 to Comp2 (computer names)which are under
same domain.(diff user ID)
> in comp2 biztalk is installed.
> In the Biztalk Explorer i added address of receive location as
> \\Comp1\data\a.xml
> data is a shared folder in comp1 having full rights.
> i have created a.xml in comp1...
> i have created a sln in which orches. receive message a.xml from
\\Comp1\data\
> and puts in Comp2 C:\.
> no error while compileing.
> Ideally when i put a.xml in comp1 it should move that to comp2 C:\
location.[vbcol=seagreen]
> but nothing is happening and no error also.
> a.xml is still present in Comp1\data\
>
> please help for the same
> ruchi
>
>
>
> "Yossi Dahan" wrote:
> 
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Thanks Yossi Dahan
It was rights problem

Regards
Ruchi

"Yossi Dahan" wrote:

> Three things come to mind -
> 1. Make sure the receive location is enabled.
> 2. Look in the event log (where biztalk is installed) to make sure there a
re
> no entries
> 3. Make sure the full rights are given to the user running the bts service
>
> Yossi Dahan
>
> "Ruchi" <Ruchi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:80220BB5-102F-4DAE-ADC4-BA9E539A4E1B@microsoft.com... 
> same domain.(diff user ID) 
> \\Comp1\data\ 
> location. 
> you 
> a.xml 
> result. 
> location ?? 
> drive 
> mapped 
> create 
> of 
> for 
> with 
> I'm 
> message 
> have 
> use 
> when 
> retry 
> G:\1C_{23570300-54EC-4308-B7B3-B3C8552A8E2E}.xml 
> http://www.webservertalk.com/message324156.html 
>
>
>

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Thanks Yossi Dahan
It was rights problem

Regards
Ruchi

"Yossi Dahan" wrote:

> Three things come to mind -
> 1. Make sure the receive location is enabled.
> 2. Look in the event log (where biztalk is installed) to make sure there a
re
> no entries
> 3. Make sure the full rights are given to the user running the bts service
>
> Yossi Dahan
>
> "Ruchi" <Ruchi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:80220BB5-102F-4DAE-ADC4-BA9E539A4E1B@microsoft.com... 
> same domain.(diff user ID) 
> \\Comp1\data\ 
> location. 
> you 
> a.xml 
> result. 
> location ?? 
> drive 
> mapped 
> create 
> of 
> for 
> with 
> I'm 
> message 
> have 
> use 
> when 
> retry 
> G:\1C_{23570300-54EC-4308-B7B3-B3C8552A8E2E}.xml 
> http://www.webservertalk.com/message324156.html 
>
>
>

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