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BizTalk does not have very good EDI functionalitys. You should have a look at the Covast Accelerator. http://www.covast.com

This is the official Microsoft & SAP Website: http://www.microsoft-sap.com/technology.aspx#s-402 You should find all Information needed on there! HTH, Stephan

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Hi all, i have a ClickOnce Setup running on IIS 6.0. Well its not actually running,........ the help file says that I need to unblock files Extensions like .manifest or .config. How can I do that in IIS? I cant find any Settings for it? Thanks, Stephan __________

Well you really need to provide more Information. Your description is like saying I did bake a cake, why doesnt it taste any good? Please give an example and code. Come on its not working like that! What line do you get the error. Or better, what action are you trying to perform? (What shape...

Yep I second that! No .NET, no BizTalk!

Did you deploy the assembly with your created Receive Pipeline to the BizTalk Server? If not do so. If yes, restart BizTalk. If all that fails, give some more Information and a step by step description what you have tried so far!

Yep the procedure seems about right! No need to delete the Reeceive and SendPorts. Heres what you should do: - Open up the Health and Activity Tracking and Terminate all Suspended Instances (If there are any) - Undeploy your Assembly - Save changes and Build - Deploy your Assembly - Apply the...

Hi, first of all never use MsgBox in a Server Environment! Not even to just print out some variables! Never ever do that! Its a server environment and as soon as pop up a msgbox the coplete process comes to a halt till some user presses a button! Again, Never ever do that! As I said before, if...

Without seeing your Project its hard to help. Maybe you want to try this to get some more Information concerning your error: Put your code in an external helper class and wrap it with a try catch block. Throw an exception in your catch block, to make sure you will get an EventLog entry when an...

It depends on what you want to do exactly. If you want to split a string according with fixed values use two "string extract" Functoids. They need three values, the Input string, the beginning from where to read, and the end. If you want to split your string according to a character for...

Well you need to have the .NET Framework installed on your Server. You dont need any Development Environments installed on your Server. Can you post the error Message in your EventLog? That would be helpful to analyze your error. Did you script inside your Functoid? Or are you calling an...

If you ever find an easy guide on what pemissions for what service to use please post it! I have been searching the web for something like that for ages.

Actually I dont think so. BizTalk is built for Message Processing. Why dont you just create a simple Message like this: <Message> <Request>This is a request</Request> <Response>None / Success / Failure</Response> </Message> and pass that Message to BizTalk. Shouldnt take long to do that...

I would actually approach this in the following way: - Like you said have all messages wrapped in an envelope. - Create one WebService Orchestration receiving this Message - Have your WebService check for the Messages inside your envelope. Like Process_Order,Stock_Adjustments,..... - Write those...

This where you Visual Studio loads its templates from: ...Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\VC#\VC#Wizards\CSharpAddClassWiz\Templates\1033 You`ll find a new file in there called 'NewCSharpFile.cs' Just replace that with your own file. Dont now if there is an easier way to do...

I know it is weird that creating a new message is sooo difficult in BizTalk. Maybe they fixed that in the 2006 edition, that will be released this fall. ;)

Did you try to assign a template to the message rather than declaring it as XmlDocument. I would think that there is the error. An XmlDocument is not the same as a BizTalk Message. It misses all of the Property Bag where your distinguished fields are located. So what you could try is that...

Hi again, nice to see you made it through the most difficult BizTalk part, the installation. ;) I dont know if that is the final solution, but it is at least a workaround to get your files on the server. 1. Build your solution on local dev environment. 2. Copy the .dll file to a folder on...

Hi, I have not done this for a long time, so I might not recall every required step. We usualy just use Virtual Machines for developing and testing our solution, which seems to be the easiest way. But anyway here it goes: If you have BizTalk installed and set up (ConfigFramework.exe) properly...