I wrote a custom HTTP adapter, then registered it and, added it in the
BizTalk Server Administration. When I try to open its property page, a error
came out saying the runtime assembly (In my solution its name is
HttpAdapterRunTime.dll) or one of its dependencies was not found. But the
file is just there and I don't understand what does the "dependences" mean,
cause all the components I referenced in my solution are within .NET and
BizTalk framework.

I wrote the registry file by myself (Because I don't have Adapter Registry
Wizard in my SDK\Utilities FolderT_T), maybe there's something wrong in the
reg file,  the runtime code,  the design time code or the schema? Can anybod
y
give me a hint, what's the possibly reason that can cause such kind of error
.

Thanks

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Hi,

> ... or one of its dependencies was not found. But the
> file is just there and I don't understand what does the "dependences"
mean,
> cause all the components I referenced in my solution are within .NET and
> BizTalk framework.

Can you specify exactly dependences?
You can use FUSLOGVW.exe utility from VS .NET 2003 SDK also
to check dependencies.
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With best wishes, Arthur Nesterovsky
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Make sure your DLL is available on the exact location specified in the reg
settings.  It might help if you provide me with more information.

Best regards,
Christof

"Arthur Nesterovsky" <arthur_NO_SPAM_PLEASE_@nesterovsky-bros.com> schreef
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> Hi,
> 
> mean, 
>
> Can you specify exactly dependences?
> You can use FUSLOGVW.exe utility from VS .NET 2003 SDK also
> to check dependencies.
> ______________________________
> With best wishes, Arthur Nesterovsky
> Please visit my home page:
>       http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com
>
>
>

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I've solved the problem, that's jsut because I made some mistake when
writting the reg file by myself(Later I got the registry wizard).
But there's one more question, I just don't understand why we have to create
a xml file and a wsdl file to describe some service information. If I don't
inherit the IStaticAdapterConfig or IDynamicAdapterConfig interface, though 
I
don't need these two files any more(cause I don't need to implement
GetServiceDescription and GetServiceOrganization method), I can not see my
custom adapter when I try to add it in a BizTalk project.

Thanks,

Derick

"Christof [MVP]" wrote:

> Make sure your DLL is available on the exact location specified in the reg
> settings.  It might help if you provide me with more information.
>
> Best regards,
> Christof
>
> "Arthur Nesterovsky" <arthur_NO_SPAM_PLEASE_@nesterovsky-bros.com> schreef
> in bericht news:#r8xWKllEHA.2892@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... 
>
>
>

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You need to implement IStaticAdapterConfig or IDynamicAdapterConfig only if
your adapter supports importing of schemas and generation of port/message
types in orchestration (same way as SQL adapter does for example). If you
do not need this functionality then do not use any of those interfaces.


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I've solved the problem, that's jsut because I made some mistake when
writting the reg file by myself(Later I got the registry wizard).
But there's one more question, I just don't understand why we have to
create
a xml file and a wsdl file to describe some service information. If I don't
inherit the IStaticAdapterConfig or IDynamicAdapterConfig interface, though
I
don't need these two files any more(cause I don't need to implement
GetServiceDescription and GetServiceOrganization method), I can not see my
custom adapter when I try to add it in a BizTalk project.

Thanks,

Derick

"Christof [MVP]" wrote:

> Make sure your DLL is available on the exact location specified in the reg
> settings.  It might help if you provide me with more information.
>
> Best regards,
> Christof
>
> "Arthur Nesterovsky" <arthur_NO_SPAM_PLEASE_@nesterovsky-bros.com> schreef
> in bericht news:#r8xWKllEHA.2892@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... 
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