Hi,

I am very new to BizTalk (using 2004) and am trying to get a really
simple demo application working. It contains an input folder, an
output folder and a single transformation. When I put my XML file in
the input folder it disspears but nothing gets put in the output
folder.

I have validate my XML messge against it's schema and it's OK. I
looked at the HAT and I found the following error: "Could not find a
matching subscription for the message".

The documentation I have mentions an 'orhestration debugger' but this
is not available as an option when I right click my message.

The HAT seems pretty confusing. What should I be checking?

Thanks,

Proteus Duxbury.

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Hi,

HAT is the correct tool to use to diagnose this problem. The tool is not too
complex when you are used to it. The orchestration debugger is useful when a
n
orchestration generates an error procesing a message, as your message is not
getting to the orchestration (Could not find a matching subscription for the
message), then it's of no use here.

It looks like the receive location is publishing the message, but there is
no orchestraion to process it.

Double check that:
Your message matches the input schema (maybe try generating an instance from
the schema).
Your receive ports and locations are configured correctly.
The latest version of your orchestration and schemas are deployed.
Your orchestration is enabled and started.

/Alan

"Proteus Duxbury" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am very new to BizTalk (using 2004) and am trying to get a really
> simple demo application working. It contains an input folder, an
> output folder and a single transformation. When I put my XML file in
> the input folder it disspears but nothing gets put in the output
> folder.
>
> I have validate my XML messge against it's schema and it's OK. I
> looked at the HAT and I found the following error: "Could not find a
> matching subscription for the message".
>
> The documentation I have mentions an 'orhestration debugger' but this
> is not available as an option when I right click my message.
>
> The HAT seems pretty confusing. What should I be checking?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Proteus Duxbury.
>

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Hi Proteus,

From what you explain, it sounds like you have not created a filter on your
send port. When you receive a message through a receive port into Biztalk,
it gets published into the MessageBox database. To be acted upon by another
component within the Biztalk environment, a matching subscription needs to
exist which matches values relating to the incoming message. In your
scenario, the simplest thing to do, is in the Send Port properties dialog
within Biztalk Explorer, select "Filters & Maps" section, create a filter
such as "BTS.ReceivePortName == <MyRecvPortName>".

Once you have done this, a subscription for any messages which are received
into Biztalk through your receive port will be handled by your send port.

Let me know if you need any more help with this.
Thanks,
Dave

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"Proteus Duxbury" <proteus.duxbury@paconsulting.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am very new to BizTalk (using 2004) and am trying to get a really
> simple demo application working. It contains an input folder, an
> output folder and a single transformation. When I put my XML file in
> the input folder it disspears but nothing gets put in the output
> folder.
>
> I have validate my XML messge against it's schema and it's OK. I
> looked at the HAT and I found the following error: "Could not find a
> matching subscription for the message".
>
> The documentation I have mentions an 'orhestration debugger' but this
> is not available as an option when I right click my message.
>
> The HAT seems pretty confusing. What should I be checking?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Proteus Duxbury.

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Thanks all. It must have been the Schema after all as when I used a
message gernated from the schema in VS.NET it worked OK.

Proteus.

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