Biztalk 2009 WCF adapter

I'm trying to process a file using wcf custom adapter 64 bit on Biztalk 2009. The sql server that is receiving this file is SQL server 2005 enterprise edition SP 3 and 32 bit machine.
I'm dropping the file in the receive location and it gets picked up but then the file disappears and no row count in sql inbound table.
I checked the application log on Biztalk and SQL server and there are no errors.
Any idea?

Yes it will make sure your new server is picking up the file.
Once done, follow the steps bellow:
1. Go to your receive location and point URI to new location
2. Go to your receive port --> Go to tracking tab and enable all 4 tracking options
3. Restart the host instances
4. Place the file in the new receive location (file should disappear)
5. Now go to BizTalk Group Hub --> Tracked Message Events
6. There should be two rows against your receive port (one for Receive and one for Send)
By double clicking the rows you can see what was received on the port and what was sent by this port.
At this stage, you will find your message in Active Messages or Suspended Messages.
You can also monitor the Event Viewer for errors or warnings meanwhile.
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Below is the error I'm getting on BizTalk while trying to write files to a designated folder on a client's SFTP server.
When defining the same path and properties on a Static One-Way send port everything works properly and the files are being saved on the SFTP server.
A message sent to adapter "SFTP" on send port "ComverseSFTP_1.0.0.0_ComverseSFTP.SendFileToSFTP_SendFileToSFTPServer_f6b86b86a22079f8" with URI "SFTP://abc.xyz.com:22/upload/%SourceFileName%"
is suspended.
Error details: Microsoft.BizTalk.Adapter.SftpInvoker.SftpException: Open remote file for write error.
Hi Yaeli1,
From the error message above, please check the permission for file writing , it seems that this issue is related to access permission.
Best regards,
Angie
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unable to display adapter user interface
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If you want to use WCF SQL Adapter you have to generate metadata by add generated items -> Consume adapter services and then select the WCF Custom adapter and select SQL binding. If you want to use the non-WCF adapter then you can select add adapter metadata which you are doing currently.
The assembly which you have mentioned is in the following path.
{Installation Folder}\Tools\Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Tools.BizTalkExtension.dll
Check that the assembly is installed correctly. This is the Consume Adapter Service BizTalk Project Add-In for Visual studio. You can check and verify the installation assemblies from this link http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/0/d/90d3fc09-de48-4d83-8147-e8a08275c255/Readme.htm
If it still doesn't work re-install the WCF LOB adapter SDK again.
Abdul Rafay - MVP & MCTS BizTalk Server
blog: http://abdulrafaysbiztalk.wordpress.com/
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How to send EDI from WCF adapter to WCF service

Hi,
1. I have created an orchestration which is published as WCF service.
2. I have created an orchestration which receives an XML from WCF client and process it.
3. I have created a WCF dynamic send port.
Problem: From this dynamic send port, I want to send EDI file to a WCF service that will receive this EDI file. How can I achieve this. Below are my concerns:
-> For creating this WCF service, I need to know the contract of Biztalk WCF adapter which sends EDI file.
Thanks ...

Hi,
How can we create WCF service to receive the EDI sent by the BTS. What contract should be used for receiving this EDI file in WCF service.
What changes have to be made in the orchestrations to send the EDI file to the WCF send Dynamic port. Below is the code i am using.
EDIOutboundPort(Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.Address)="URL Address";
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Please correct me if i am wrong
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"How can we create WCF service to receive the EDI sent by the BTS. What contract should be used for receiving this EDI file in WCF service" - This is two different questions.
"How can we create WCF service to receive the EDI sent by the BTS" - Using BizTalk WCF Services Publishing Wizard, the wizard would ask for the "Create BizTalk receive locations in the following application " for creating
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WCF Basic Http Send Adapter Observation (BUG in WCF Adapter ?)

Hi,
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I have a scope around the send receive shape in orch to catch excpetion of service call.
To test this I changed the URL to http://dds.testservice.com/service1 and I got the exception in orch and caught.
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What you're experiencing is not unexpected.
The server name and the service path are completely different and, technically, have nothing to do with each other. They are resolved separately, and in different places.
"service1" is failing immediately because the host is getting the request but, not recognizing "service1" is returning an error immediately.
"*.com1" takes much longer to fail to the Orchestration because of the stack of timeouts and default retries in the Send Port and IP stack.
So, no, it is not a bug.

Commerce Server 2009 and BizTalk 2009

Hi,
Just a simple question. Will CS2009 work with BizTalk 2009? Are the adapter compatible? Where can I find the documentation for this?
Regards
MagnusMagnus

We are currently working an implementation of this, and haven't found any issues, however there is no documentation that i have found yet.
I would read this, and follow here...
http://blogs.msdn.com/commerce/archive/2009/06/15/biztalk-2006-r2.aspx

Biztalk 2009 WCF adapter

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