Re: Problem with 2006 tutorial (failure executing the receive pipeline)

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I think the problem may have to do with the tokens embedded in the C# files
in the B2BOrchestrations_webservice directory. To fix, you need to change
the token embedded in these files to the one in your tutorial.snk file.
You can accomplish this through the following steps:

1. Open up the Visual Studio 2005 (VS) command prompt. On the task bar,
click Start | All Programs | Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 | Visual Studio
Tools | Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt.

2. From the VS command prompt, use the ?CD? command to change to the ?
B2BSolution? tutorial directory. If you installed the tutorial to ?
C:\Tutorial?, you will use the command ?CD
C:\Tutorial\Solutions\B2BSolution?.

3. Extract the public key pair from the tutorial strong name key file. To
do this, use the following command:

sn ?p ..\..\Tutorial.snk token.snk

4. Now copy the display token for the public key into the text file ?
token.txt? using the following command:

sn ?t token.snk > token.txt

5. To view the contents of token.txt, run the command ?notepad token.txt?
on the command prompt. You will copy this token into two different files.

6. Assuming the tutorial is installed in ?c:\tutorial?, use notepad to open
the file ?
C:\tutorial\Solutions\B2BSolution\B2BOrchestrations_webservice\App_Code\B2BO
rchestrations_B2BProcess_ReceiveASN_Port.asmx.cs?. Change ?
f5f7841d15c6dc86? on line 24 to the token value in token.txt then save the
file.

7. Assuming the tutorial is installed in ?c:\tutorial?, use notepad to open
the file ?
C:\tutorial\Solutions\B2BSolution\B2BOrchestrations_webservice\App_Code\B2BO
rchestrations_B2BProcess_ReceiveInvoice_Port.asmx.cs?. Change ?
f5f7841d15c6dc86? on line 24 to the token value in token.txt then save the
file.

8. Redploy the B2BProject.

The problem should disappear.

-Eric
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From: "Paul Somers" <paul@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: Problem with 2006 tutorial (failure executing the receive
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It looks like the message the web service is sending does not have the
schema for it deployed to BizTalk, can you debug and check the message
returned conforms to the B2BSchemas.AdvancedShipNotice schema?

Did you check the admin console for the schema?

Is the B2BSchemas.dll assembly in the GAC?

Paul.

"lal" <lal@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to follow thru the tutorials in the preview of Biztalk 2006
and
have got as far as tutorial 3 - Lesson 3 where you try to connect to a
"supplier Web Service".
To be honest its my first attempt at BizTalk so I'm not 100% confident
however all was going well until I hit this error....

There was a failure executing the receive pipeline:
"Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines.XMLReceive,
Microsoft.BizTalk.DefaultPipelines, Version=3.0.1.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" Source: "XML disassembler" Receive
Port:
"ASN_ReceivePort" URI:

"/B2BOrchestrations_WebService/B2BOrchestrations_B2BProcess_ReceiveASN_Port.
asmx"
Reason: Loading document specification <B2BSchemas.AdvancedShipNotice>
from assembly <B2BSchemas, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=f5f7841d15c6dc86> failed. Verify that the schema for
this
document specification is deployed and placed in the Global Assembly
Cache.

This appears in the event log and the Health and Activity Tracking
tool.

The tutorial (amongst other things) attempts to send a msg to a web
service which returns two messages to two separate ports and its these
return message calls that are failing.

I've attached to the web service process and debugged it to ensure
that
there are no exceptions and so on - seems to make the calls fine. So I
think that its actually getting to the "receive" of this send on the
pipeline and running into problems.
I've also run ildasm and located the B2BSchemas.dll to check that the
schema (B2BSchemas.AdvancedShipNotice) is in there - which it is - and
am
now stuck.
Can't seem to find anything on the web or in the groups - has anyone
come
across this before or are there any BizTalk old hands that could give
me a
pointer ?

Cheers
Lal.






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