Windows Server - ArgumentNullException in Send pipeline (Biztalk Server 2006)

Asked By aaron.ko
27-May-07 03:39 AM
Hello,
I have a web port (send - receive) with passthru pipeline attached to
it. The sent message is very simple and consists of two string fields.
In my own PC (win xp)  there is no problem consuming that web service,
but while I deploy it to another server (win 2003) i got the following
exception while processing the send pipeline:

ArgumentNullException: String reference not set to an instance of a
String.
Parameter name: s

The funny thing is that I don't have any parameter or field called

I have compared two sent messages, from my PC and from the server, and
they are perfectly identical.
I have compared ports on both servers and they are identical too
(address, credentials, pipelines etc.).

So, any one has a clue what could go wrong?

Thanks.
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  LeonidGanelin replied...
29-May-07 04:15 PM
When and where exactly do you get this error?
Run-time, deployment? (You mentioned "while I deploy it " then "while
processing the send pipeline").

I think there is something wrong with binding file for this port. Try to
compare a part of the binding file for this port with a part for different
port.


Regards,

Leonid Ganeline

Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: BizTalk Server 2006
http://geekswithblogs.net/leonidganeline/
  Fre replied...
11-Jul-07 02:28 AM
I have exactly the same problem with a send port to an Xi web service.
try to define again the send port
  Sandy replied...
03-May-08 09:53 AM
I am having same issue with my bT application. How did you resolve this??
The server where I am deploying is Win2003 and it is a virtual server.

REgards,
sandy
  Sandeep Singh replied...
03-May-08 09:54 AM
I am having same issue with my bT application. How did you resolve this??
The server where I am deploying is Win2003 and it is a virtual server.

REgards,
sandy
  Aaron replied...
25-Jun-08 12:18 AM
I redeployed and created t port from scratch. It solved the problem.
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