Installing and Configuring ESB 2.1 on Window 8 Pro : Error : Network Path not found

hi

i have been trying configure esb 2.1 toolkit biztalk 2010 . have encountered following error while configuring esb exception services  which found in configuration log

esbconfigurationtool.exe information: 0 : executing script: databaseexistssmointegrated.ps1 in view: exceptionmanagementdatabase parameters: key: serverinstance value: ., key: databasename value: esbexceptiondb,  esbconfigurationtool.exe information: 0 : network path not found.

following environment details

1. windows 8 pro

2. biztalk 2010

3. sql server 2008 r2

4. visual studio 2010

5. additionally have kaspersky internet security 2013 security.

following steps taken resolve issue ( been far unsuccessful)

1. tried edit esbconfigurationtool.exe.config adding key 

<add key="exceptionbiztalkisolatedhostgroup" value="sood-pc\biztalk isolated host users" />

2. tried add btsadmin ( admin account biztalk with amin privileges on system as well) esbexceptiondb ( created )  under users tab and assigning role maping esbportal.

3. have imported microsoft.practices.esb.core64.msi , microsoft.practices.esb.exceptionhandling64 bts admin console.

please let me know if full logfile needs pasted here.

regards

gaurav 

hi,

the microsoft biztalk esb toolkit exposes core features web services; enables entities outside of esb, perhaps running on non-microsoft platforms, participate in esb exchanges , take advantage of esb capabilities. web services located in separate subfolders of \web folder of esb installation directory. microsoft biztalk esb toolkit includes following esb web services:

- itinerary on-ramp web services
- resolver web service
- transformation web service
- exception handling web service
- biztalk operations web service

i think script can't create webservices because iis on windows 8 not same iis on windows server. maybe can use custom tool blog post (see last reply) option export these esb webservices web deployment tool (see link below) working environment and import them on windows 8 machine. in case you have to change esbconfigurationtool.exe.config manually (below esbconfigurationtool.exe.config file development machine.

exporting web site iis web deployment tool
http://blogs.iis.net/davcox/archive/2009/10/02/exporting-a-web-site-with-iis.aspx

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>  - <configuration> - <appsettings>   <add key="serverinstance" value="vm-blackbird" />    <add key="databasename" value="esbexceptiondb" />    <add key="biztalkadmingroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk server administrators" />    <add key="biztalkappgroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk application users" />    <add key="exceptionwebsitename" value="1" />    <add key="exceptionuseraccount" value="vm-blackbird\vm2008e" />    <add key="exceptionbiztalkisolatedhostgroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk isolated host users" />    <add key="exceptionuseraccountpassword" value="*********" />    <add key="itineraryserverinstance" value="vm-blackbird" />    <add key="itinerarydatabasename" value="esbitinerarydb" />    <add key="biztalkisolatedhostgroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk isolated host users" />    <add key="itinerarybiztalkappgroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk application users" />    <add key="itinerarybiztalkadmingroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk server administrators" />    <add key="corewebsitename" value="1" />    <add key="coreuseraccount" value="vm-blackbird\vm2008e" />    <add key="corebiztalkisolatedhostgroup" value="vm-blackbird\biztalk isolated host users" />    <add key="coreuseraccountpassword" value="*********" />    <add key="configurationsource" value="false" />    <add key="applicationname" value="" />    <add key="contactinformation" value="" />    <add key="admingroupname" value="" />    <add key="usergroupname" value="" />    <add key="configurationfilepath" value="" />    </appsettings>

 

 

kind regards,

tomasso groenendijk

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