Okay, I'm about done in on this one, so is there anyone out there who can
help?

I've set up the SDK HTTPRequestResponse Sample, figuring I'd use this as a
starting point to get to grips with the HTTP Adapter and its use from a .Net
web app. My development configuration is W2K3, BizTalk 2004, SQL on a single
dev machine.

All attempts to get this sample to work result in a '401- Access Denied'
error. I can type 'http://<server>/httpreceive/btshttpreceive.dll?<junk />'
into my browser and BizTalk gets the message, albeit it doesn't know what
'<junk />' is, which is good. I can run the HTTPSolicitResponse example
without a problem.

I know it's a security issue but I cannot see what permissions etc to add to
what. I'm the administrator on the box.

I've done the usual trawl through Google but there doesn't seem to be a
specific answer.

The standard HTTPReceive website is set to run in an AppPool which runs as a
member of the BizTalk Isolated Hosts Group.

I've tried moving the RequestResponse web site into the same pool, tried it
in the DefaultAppPool.

Any clues?

Laurie Sinnett

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ur url doesn't seem to be correct first should be like
http://<server>/HWSMessages/btshttpreceive.dll
and also make sure u have administrator priviliges.

regards
Kiran.nampally@gmail.com


"Laurie Sinnett" wrote:

> Okay, I'm about done in on this one, so is there anyone out there who can
> help?
>
> I've set up the SDK HTTPRequestResponse Sample, figuring I'd use this as a
> starting point to get to grips with the HTTP Adapter and its use from a .N
et
> web app. My development configuration is W2K3, BizTalk 2004, SQL on a sing
le
> dev machine.
>
> All attempts to get this sample to work result in a '401- Access Denied'
> error. I can type 'http://<server>/httpreceive/btshttpreceive.dll?<junk />
'
> into my browser and BizTalk gets the message, albeit it doesn't know what
> '<junk />' is, which is good. I can run the HTTPSolicitResponse example
> without a problem.
>
> I know it's a security issue but I cannot see what permissions etc to add 
to
> what. I'm the administrator on the box.
>
> I've done the usual trawl through Google but there doesn't seem to be a
> specific answer.
>
> The standard HTTPReceive website is set to run in an AppPool which runs as
 a
> member of the BizTalk Isolated Hosts Group.
>
> I've tried moving the RequestResponse web site into the same pool, tried i
t
> in the DefaultAppPool.
>
> Any clues?
>
> Laurie Sinnett
>
>
>
>

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