Open the “BizTalk Server Administration Tool/Console”, expand the hierarchy on the left, and click on the “BizTalk Group”. From there, click on the tab at the top labeled “New Query”. The “Field Name” should already be populated with “Search for” and you need to use the drop-down box to pick “Subscriptions” for the “Value” column, […]
Found this document: PowerShell Provider for BizTalk 2013 this week. Its from Francois Malgreve from Europe, and written October 2014, but most of it seems to still be applicable. The table of contents has page number, but unfortunately, I couldn’t find any page numbers on the individual pages.
Suppose you want to list all orchestrations in an application, and then start, stop, unenlist, or enlist them. It’s not object oriented. You don’t say $orch.unenlist, you use the command followed by the orchestration name. There are four commandlets: 1. Enlist-Orchestartoin 2. Start-Orchestration 3. Stop-Orchestration 4. Unenlist-Orchestration <pre> #unenlist all orchestration in a BizTalk application […]
Unfortunately, PowerShell and even WMI apparently don’t have access to the volume or mute functions. I found the program called NirCmd (download here) . The download is a zip, so created a directory called “c:\Program Files (x86)\NirCmd” and unzipped it there. The .chm help file has the syntax and command line options. Note, use “nircmdc.exe” […]
Two Issues with Variable Initial Values When doing a build of a BizTalk Orchestration, I saw this error: <pre> illegal escape '\I' illegal escape '\C' illegal escape '\D' </pre> The issue was that I had an orchestration variable that had the following ” “inital value” (in the properties window): “e:\Integration\Config\DL.TL2000.Shipment.config. Just like in C#, changed […]
Background BizTalk let’s you create a map that uses XSLT instead of the functoids/GUI mapping. To do this, you click on the mapping grid, go to the “Grid Properties” window, and put in a filename for the “Custom XSLT Path”. I usually name it the same as the map file, just substituting the .xslt for […]
I got this error when doing custom XSLT with a BizTalk map. It was a case of “brain fog”. The proper keyword is xsl:choose, not xsl:case. Other languages call this a switch or a case. I just temporarily forgot that XSLT calls it a “choose”. Example of what the xsl:choose looks like (from https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xsl_choose.asp <pre> […]
Error error btm1044: Input validation error: Non Segment level : [3] Transaction Set Control Number Mismatch Situation I was doing a test map on a BizTalk map in Visual Studio. The data was in XML format, not EDI, so I’m surprised it tried to enforce this error. I would expect that to only occur a […]
Problem I started working with OAGIS schemas . The schemas are very complex and many have over 1000 entities (elements, attributes, sequences, etc…) inside. Let’s say I’m doing a BizTalk map, and I want to see if the schema has a field called “RequestedDeliveryDate”. Or maybe I want to find all the dates. You can’t […]
If you’ve been around BizTalk for a while, like me, you most certainly have gotten this error many times. The normal solutions are: 1) Make sure you schema is deployed 2) Make sure your schema is not deployed more than once 3) Set “AllowUnrecognizedMessage” to True in the XML Disassembler. 4) Make sure the file […]