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BizTalk 2006 : Using BizTalk Framework 2.0 Reliable Messaging (part 2) - Acknowledgement Verification

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Working with BizTalk Framework Properties Within Orchestrations

In many cases, a business process orchestration will be implemented in either the send or thereceive side of a business process, and it is more suitable to configure the BizTalk Framework properties there. On top of that, there are properties that are not accessible as design-time pipeline components. The orchestration is a suitable place to modify the values of these properties at runtime.

The following lines of code show how to assign the values to the property field of the outboundmessage. These values can be written within a message assignment expression and will override any given value set at design time.

//Basic settings for BizTalk Framework Reliable Messaging

msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(XMLNORM.AddXMLDeclaration)=false;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.IsReliable)=true;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.svc_deliveryRctRqt_sendBy)=_
vBTFDeliveryReceiptSendBy;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.svc_deliveryRctRqt_sendTo_address)= _
vBTFDeliveryReceiptAddress;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.svc_deliveryRctRqt_sendTo_address_type)= _
vBTFDeliveryReceiptAddressType;

//Other settings for BizTalk Framework Reliable Messaging

msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.prop_topic)=vBTFDocumentTopic;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.eps_from_address)=vBTFSourceAddress;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.eps_from_address_type)=vBTFSourceAddressType;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.eps_to_address)=vBTFDestinationAddress;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.eps_to_address_type)=vBTFDestinationAddressType;
msgPSB_ReachEnvelope_Outgoing(BTF2.PassAckThrough)=true;


Acknowledgement Verification

One of the easiest ways to verify the acknowledgment of the messages is to look at the following SQL tables in the BizTalk Management Database:

  • btf_message_sender

  • btf_message_receiver

For outgoing messages, look at the sender table as shown in Figure 3. If the message was acknowledged, the acknowledged field will be marked with an A.

Figure 3. btf_message_sender table

On the receiver side, look at the receive table. In the table will be the records corresponding to the acknowledged documents.
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