Re: Adapter Error on non-default host

Dan,

When your issue originally came up, did things work okay on the default host for the BizTalk group but not on other hosts in the group, or did it fail in all cases?

I'm just trying to get an idea as to whether my issue might be similar to yours. My initial inclination is no, since my issue only pops up when the adapter is associated with the non-default host.

Thanks,
Craig

Dan Meland wrote:
OK guys,

After much testing and hair pulling I got it.

I was assigning a msg=inmsg.SoapReturnValue;

Well when I looked at the SoapreturnMsg I found that a second xml declaration was being added to the msg. With this found, I redid the message expression so that I only passed the value I wanted.

Now the good stuff. BizTalk SOAP adatper threw an exception in the form of 0x8000ffff COM_NOE IMPL error. THis isnt the error at all. THe XML parser used in the soap adapter for schema validation faulted and threw this.

The issue was the xml msg format.

As soon as I fixed the xml and redid the soap adapter using the wizard, it all turned on and is working great.

Hope it helps.

Dan

"Tomas Restrepo (MVP)" wrote:

Hi Craig,

I'm hoping someone else has seen this on these boards, or at least has a clue as to why it's happening.

I'm trying to move the processing for some Send adapters from the main BizTalk host to a secondary one, but whenever I move a particular adapter to its own host I get errors when BizTalk tries to send messages to that adapter. When I look at the message in HAT, the reason is a cryptic "A failure was encountered while transmiting the message", with an ErrorId of 0x8000fff. Yes, "transmitting" is miss-spelled in the message in HAT. When I change the Adapter Host back to the default BizTalk Host, it works fine.

The adapter in question that I'm trying to move is actually a wrapper around a custom BizTalk 2002 AIC that was generated using the Adapter Migration Toolkit from Microsoft. In fact, any adapter that I've generated from BizTalk 2002 AIC's exhibit this same behavior.
The only thing I've seen even remotely related to this is
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B810818

It doesn't seem like it should happen (after all you don't have BTS2002 at all), but perhaps one of the components used to support the AICs in 2004 requires access to a registry key and the user your new host is running under doesn't have permissions to it, or something. Given this, I would certainly try using SysInternals Regmon tool to see if I can spot any access denied errors or something.


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