It is still valid in Vista x64 and Biztalk 2006. :D
Open your registry and look for the following hive:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0now create a key named BiztalkProject
under this key, add a DWORD named GenerateCSFiles. Set the value to 1.
Now, close all instances of Visual Studio. Open a new instance of Visual Studio and create a Biztalk project
Build it. After it built, click on Show All Files:
Bingo, you will see the C# code:
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Handy tip, thanks.
you're welcome.
Although it generated a MyOrchestration.cs file, the file is blank. The error that I am attempting to fix is "Bad array bound: must be an unsigned integer." The error points to the orchestration. Ideas?
Paul. It is hard to tell, where your error is coming from. If you want, I can take a look at your code, zip it and send it to my gmail address.
Thanks.
I don't Have the key BiztalkProject in the Registry. I'm working on a project containing 8 orchestrations. All .cs files are empty but one that contains all generated code from all the 8 orchestrations. Is it normal?
Hi Renzo. Yes, I have noticed the same thing on my projects. The main orchestration CS file will have ALL of the code.
Even though it makes individual CS files for each orchestration.
If you search for any of the logical ports of your other orchestrations inside this main file, you will see the code there. weird behavior...
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