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Step 3: Test the Batch In/Batch Out Scenario

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In this step, you test the Batch In/Batch Out tutorial by dropping a test instance of the batch in/batch out message into a folder. The send port that you set up will send the message, the receive port will receive it, and the receive pipeline will process it and drop it into the destination folder.

To test the Batch In/Batch Out scenario

  1. Using Windows Explorer, browse to the <drive>:\Batching Tutorial\Instances folder.

  2. Right click BatchInBatchOut.txt, and then click Copy.

  3. Browse to the <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk <version> Accelerator for HL7\SDK\End-to-End Tutorial\Tutorial_BTAHL7PickUp folder.

  4. Right-click the folder, and then click Paste.

To verify the results of the Batch In/Batch Out Tutorial

  • Using Windows Explorer, browse to the <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk <version> Accelerator for HL7\SDK\End-to-End Tutorial\Tutorial_BTAHL7Drop folder. After a short period, you should see the processed instance of the batch message, and an acknowledgment, appear in the folder. If they do not appear, check the Windows Event Viewer for an error message. Each file should have a different name in the form <Guid>.txt.

    The first message should be the batch consisting of two messages. BizTalk Accelerator for HL7 (BTAHL7) has included these two messages sequentially in the .txt file. This batch does not contain FHS/FTS and BHS/BTS tags. A batch must contain either all FHS/FTS and BHS/BTS tags, or like this batch message, no FHS/FTS and no BHS/BTS tags.

    MSH.9 MSH.10 MSH.3 MSH.5
    ADT^A03 000001 Tutorial_BatchSource MESA_IS
    ADT^A03 000002 Tutorial_BatchSource MESA_IS

    The second message should be a single application acknowledgment sent in response to the batch message, with the following fields:

    MSH.9 MSH.3 MSH.5 MSA.1 MSA.2
    ACK^A03^ACK MESA_IS Tutorial_BatchSource AA 000001

See Also

Part 1: Fragmented Inbound Batch Scenario
Part 3: Create-Batch Scenario