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Step 2: Submitting a 0C4 Query

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In this step, you prepare and submit a request using the Partner Interface Process (PIP) for a 0C4 - Synchronous Test Query. RosettaNet defines this PIP to make sure a successful synchronous communication channel is working correctly between two different organizations. Because this PIP has a synchronous communication pattern, BizTalk Accelerator for RosettaNet (BTARN) does not send receipt acknowledgements. This PIP follows the same pattern as other synchronous double action PIPs, such as PIP 2A9 - Query Technical Product Information.

To submit a 0C4 - Synchronous Test Query

  1. On the Fabrikam computer, in Internet Explorer, locate and open http://localhost/LOBWebApplication/default.aspx.

  2. On the Submit Message page, do the following:

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    Home Organization Type FABRIKAM.
    Partner Organization Type CONTOSO.
    Pip Code Type 0C4.
    Pip Version Type R01.02.
    Pip Instance ID Type 0C4_Test. Important: To avoid duplicate message ID errors, you must make sure that the PIP is unique for each message that you submit. If you run the 0C4 test in the future, you will have to change this field.
    Message Category Type Action.

  3. Using Notepad or another text editor, open the 0C4_Request.xml file in the <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk 2009 Accelerator for RosettaNet\SDK\LOBApplication\SampleInstances folder, and then copy and paste the contents into the Service Content field in LOBWebApplication.

  4. Click Submit to submit the 0C4 query to the Contoso computer.

To verify successful communication on the Fabrikam computer

  • On the Message Status page in LOBWebApplication, verify that you receive two incoming messages.

    Note

    You should receive a category 50 message that is the response message from the Contoso computer. A category -99 message signifies an error. You can use the Event Viewer to determine the actual error message.

To verify successful communication on the Contoso computer

  1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server, and then click SQL Server Management Studio.

  2. In the Connect to Server dialog box, in the SQL Server box, type localhost, select Windows Authentication, and then click Connect.

    Note

    If the SQL Server Agent is not started, right-click it, and then click Start.

  3. In the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, click New Query.

  4. In the <table> text box, select BTARNDATA from the list.

  5. In the SQL window, type the following SQL statement:

    SELECT * From MessagesToLOB

  6. Click Execute to run the SQL statement.

  7. In the Query window, in the Results pane, verify that you see one incoming message.

    Note

    You should see a category 10 message that represents the original request that the Fabrikam computer sent.

  8. In the SQL window, type the following SQL statement:

    SELECT * From MessagesFromLOB

  9. Click Execute to run the SQL statement.

  10. In the Query window, in the Results pane, verify that you see one outgoing message.

    Note

    You should see a category 50 message that represents the Contoso response to the PIP 0C4 query that Fabrikam sent. In a double action synchronous scenario, the responder computer does not send an acknowledgement to the initiator computer in response to the initial query message. The response message serves as the acknowledgement.

See Also

Step 3: Submitting a 3A2 Request
Message Flow in BTARN