biztalk

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问题 I am facing a weird situation in communication with RabbitMQ from a client, the following are the details RabbitMQ running on Azure AKS cluster (Containerized), exposed over the internet, Traffic is routed to RabbitMQ using Azure Traffic Manager (Custom Domain), RabbitMQ is configured to support SSL - and Peer Verification is set to true, Internal (Organization) server certificate is configured to the RabbitMQ config file. RabbitMQ Version 3.7.8 The client is deployed on BizTalk - Azure

问题 I'm trying to call an RESTful API within BizTalk. I need to make a GET against the following endpoint: https://mycompany.com/buyer/sandboxevol/ I have below mappings configured in my Send Port <BtsHttpUrlMapping> <Operation Name='Operation_1' Method='GET' Url='/page.aspx/en/eai/api/supplier/{id}?apikey={apikey}&format={format}' /> </BtsHttpUrlMapping> paramater apikey has value as XXXXXXXXXXzvrpZHbMdKY75zbszhGOu%2bfnmP7Ms%3d. I have checked this and verified from suspended instance. But error

问题 In our BizTalk Server, administrators have installed a proxy. This proxy is only for a few URLs and the most URLs have to bypass it. We set on BTSNTSvc64.exe.config the property: <defaultProxy enabled="true" useDefaultCredentials="true"> <proxy usesystemdefault="True" proxyaddress="http://XX.XX.XX.XXX:8080" bypassonlocal="True" /> </defaultProxy> How to set the bypasslist to include the most URLs that don't need a proxy and remove only a few that need a proxy? 回答1: How about adding everything

问题 In our BizTalk Server, administrators have installed a proxy. This proxy is only for a few URLs and the most URLs have to bypass it. We set on BTSNTSvc64.exe.config the property: <defaultProxy enabled="true" useDefaultCredentials="true"> <proxy usesystemdefault="True" proxyaddress="http://XX.XX.XX.XXX:8080" bypassonlocal="True" /> </defaultProxy> How to set the bypasslist to include the most URLs that don't need a proxy and remove only a few that need a proxy? 回答1: How about adding everything

问题 I have an orchestration with a two-way send port to retreive one or many items from a database. I use WCF-SQL adapter, and successfully managed to debatch incoming result into separate StoredProcedureResultSet0 messages. However, orchestration only processes one message and ends. Is there a way for the receiving orchestration to loop over returned messages before ending? Error message I receive now for the unprocessed messages: The instance completed without consuming all of its messages. The

问题 I am needing to create receive locations and send ports in an already existing BizTalk application using Powershell. I have only seen some documentation on how to create an application but not to call upon one. Any suggestions would be beneficial. There are some things that are commented out, and that is because I cannot disclose that information. I added at the last part on what I have learned of how to create an application, but that is not something that I want for my script. The program

问题 enter image description herePlease let me know how to get email notification whenever an message fails in BizTalk and also whenever there is error in event viewer. 回答1: I think this depends on your solution. Within the solution I have developed, I have identified most points of failure on message routing, due to mistransformations, missing fields etc. These are then routed to an Orchestration which specifically only sends SMTP emails to set addresses. This works fairly well for the

问题 enter image description herePlease let me know how to get email notification whenever an message fails in BizTalk and also whenever there is error in event viewer. 回答1: I think this depends on your solution. Within the solution I have developed, I have identified most points of failure on message routing, due to mistransformations, missing fields etc. These are then routed to an Orchestration which specifically only sends SMTP emails to set addresses. This works fairly well for the

问题 I am currently looking at diagnosing some reoccurring issues within a BizTalk environment and currently that is the issue of zombie messages. I am aware of the conditions that create these errors and whilst diagnosing the orchestration and making use of the Orchestration Debugger, I see that when a message has hit a terminate shape, it is followed by an initialisation. The general structure of the orchestration is as follows: The first scope is a long-running transaction and within the loop