biztalk

问题 BizTalk sees thumbprint for an internal SFTP test as ssh-rsa 2048 33:88:f0:ff:63:78:a9:2b:3f:09:cb:05:81:db:59:86 WinSCP shows: ssh-ed25519 256 ff:2e:5e:33:7a:15:de:69:18:cf:82:ae:f0:4e:7b:d2 (when I click "Session", then "Server/Protocol Information") Is it possible to convert one to the other? Is it possible to get the ssh-rsa thumbprint from WinSCP, PuTTY or some other tool? 回答1: WinSCP uses Ed25519 host key. It's a different key, than the RSA host key used by BizTalk. You cannot convert

问题 I'm trying to install CU6 for BTS2013r2 I run the exe, it unpacks then starts the wizard. It progresses or a while then presents the following message: I have the BizTalk ISO already downloaded from MSDN and mounted to the local server. So I browse to the correct path. Notice how the "File name:" text box of the select dialog has the filename miss-spelled as "aptersSetup.msi": I ignore this miss-spelling and select the "AdaptersSetup.msi" from the ISO image. I then get the following error:

问题 I have been using the excellent BizTalk Provider for PowerShell from Codeplex for a while now. However in my new company the build team are not comfortable using it so I need to rewrite all my handy configuration scripts to not use it. I have re-done most of them but am having some problems finding examples of how to do the following two things: Create host instances Create send/receive adapter handers Can anyone point me to examples of how to do these things WITHOUT the PowerShell provider

问题 I am curious if it even makes consider BizTalk for the implementation of a pub/sub messaging architecture (basically what you can do with NServiceBus or MassTransit is all I really need). My manager tends to want to stick with frameworks provided directly from Microsoft and so as part of my due diligence as to which one to use I need to give a good set of pro/cons for both sides. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! 回答1: One of the major cons of a Broker is that it is very difficult to

问题 I'm working on a BizTalk project and don't understand the reason for both installing (double-clicking) and importing (using biztalk admin console) is needed. I have a BizTalk project and I added bindings to it's resources and exported an msi file. Now I want to install the application on another server. As far as I can tell this is what an MSI install does: Copies files to the file system Registers assemblies into the GAC Adds the Application to the Add/Remove programs applet However, here

问题 I am using BizTalk server deployment framework (Sure many of Biztalkers do so) to generate environment specific bindings. When I'm deploying my solution to a new environment, I'm manually setting connection strings and URLs for sendports/receive locations. Then I am exporting binding file and manually writing Xpaths to a values that change in this environment to a SettingFileGenerator.xml. This is quite routine job to do and I'm asking if there is a 'smart' (automatic) way to compare my

问题 Everything I've found so far says I should be able to use WCF to call a .asmx web service that uses WS-Security. The question is how to configure the WCF-Port. I'm using WCF-BasicHttp. First of all, is that okay? Second, how to enter the user/pass properly. On the security tab, which "Security Mode" should I pick? The only one that seems to let me enter credentials is TransportWithMessageCredential, then I can click the "Edit" button by username credentials and enter a user/pass. But when I

问题 I'm looking for the best way for my organization to implement some BizTalk monitoring that will notify us when messages are being suspended. How can this be done? 回答1: I would take a look at System Center Operations Manager or BizTalk 360. 回答2: Did you look at this option, it helps to notify not just suspended instances, you can look out for any states like active, ready-to-run, dehydrated etc http://blogs.biztalk360.com/what-is-biztalk-service-instances-suspended-active-schedule-etc-and-how

问题 I'm trying to configure a BizTalk server in BizTalk Server 2013 R2. I'm using Windows 10 and a local DB. I can create the Enterprise SSO and the Business Rule Engine but not the BizTalk Server Group and the BizTalk Runtime. It gives me the following error: Failed to read "Software\Microsoft\BizTalk Server\3.0\Administration" from the registry. The network path was not found. I've tried everything I could imagine, any ideas as why I can't create the group? EDIT: After trying everything I could

问题 I have the most annoying issue; I have an orchestration doing a lookup against a view. it works in locally and on our development server, but not in QA or UAT. same code. same views. just different environments. To test this and be sure it's not a coding issue I take my local BizTalk, configure the port to Server A, fire a message and it works as expected. I then change the configuration of the send port to Server B (that's all I change) and fire the same message in, and it fails. I get one