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Brian Mains
Brian Mains

Reputation: 50728

No Errors Highlighted in Orchestration, but Build Fails

I have an orchestration defined and no errors are present, but I see #error statements in the orchestration (in XML view):

#error "Message Type 'X' does not exists or is not valid

However, I know message type exists; I see the schema and see the CS file with the class/XML schema defined. It was also just working the other day, but now fails in development. I see other project errors as:

identifier 'XPortType' does not exist in 'Project' are you missing an assembly reference?

However I can see the port in my orchestration and it is not marked as an error...

identifier 'XMessage' does not exist in 'unnamed'; are you missing an assembly reference?

XMessage is defined in my orchestration; I can see it there without any errors.

I don't know why I am getting these errors?? Everything is clearly defined without errors in the orchestration.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 931

Answers (1)

Brian Mains
Brian Mains

Reputation: 50728

This solved the problem:Visual Studio 2008 with Biztalk 2009 Missing assembly reference

Specifically, the accepted answer resolution of:

  • Make backup of .odx file
  • Open .odx file in text editor
  • Remove everything after the line '#endif // __ DESIGNER_DATA'
  • Save and close the file
  • Reopen in Visual studio
  • Change a little thing (like adding a line or space to an expression shape) to have the code generated again.

Once I removed the content and regenerated, then remapped the ports, it all came back. The scary part is why it broke in the first place...

Upvotes: 2

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