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Creating a Destination Organization on the Destination Server

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The destination BizTalk Server is the vendor. An organization can be the source or the destination in a messaging port, distribution list, or channel. An organization can represent an external trading partner, your own company, or a business unit within a trading partner or your company. Each organization has unique identifiers that identify it to BizTalk Server and to other trading partner organizations.

To support basic authentication, you use the ReceiveStandard.asp file that is shipped with BizTalk Server. The ReceiveStandard.asp page collects information and submits it to BizTalk Server. To implement a secure Web site, you must set privileges on ReceiveStandard.asp.

On the destination server, you must create both a source organization and a destination organization.

To set privileges on ReceiveStandard.asp

To create a destination organization on the destination server

To create a source organization

To set privileges on ReceiveStandard.asp

  1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administration Tools, and then click Internet Services Manager.
  2. Expand the <server name>, expand the default website, select the site (for example, Retail), and then right-click ReceiveStandard.asp.
  3. In the File Security tab, in the Anonymous access and authentication control section, click Edit.
  4. In the Authentication Methods dialog box, in the Anonymous access section, click Edit.
  5. In the Anonymous User Account dialog box, in the Username box, type the Windows user name of the account used to access this computer. In the Password box, type the Windows user account password.
  6. In the Anonymous User Account dialog box, click OK.
  7. In the Authentication Methods dialog box, click OK.
  8. In the ReceiveStandard.asp Properties dialog box, click OK.
  9. Close Internet Services Manager.

ReceiveStandard.asp is set up for secure operations. Access to the site is locked and the receiver of a purchase order exchange or catalog exchange will need to know the user account and password.

To create a destination organization on the destination server

  1. On the destination BizTalk Server, click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft BizTalk Server, and then click BizTalk Messaging Manager.
  2. In BizTalk Messaging Manager, in the Configuration Options dialog box, click Cancel to close the dialog box.
  3. In the left pane, in the Search for other items area, click Organizations, and then click Search Now to display the list of available organizations.
  4. In the list of available organizations, double-click Home Organization.
  5. In the Organization Properties dialog box, on the Identifiers tab, click Add.
  6. In the New Identifier dialog box, verify the Custom option is selected, and then type MyCompany.
  7. In the Qualifier box, type MyCompany.
  8. In the Value box, type the name of the source organization (for example, Receiver).
  9. Select the Set as default check box to set the source organization as the default organization, and then click OK.

You must designate a default organization before you can create a messaging port. The default organization can serve as either the source or the destination for each new messaging port. You can designate a different default organization at any time and then create messaging ports that use the new default organization.

  1. On the Applications tab, click Add.
  2. In the New Application dialog box, type the application name (for example, POApplication), and then click OK.
  3. In the New Organization dialog box, click OK.

The source organization on the destination server is created and specified as the default organization.

To create a source organization

  1. In BizTalk Messaging Manager, on the File menu, point to New, and then click Organization.
  2. In the NewOrganization dialog box, on the General tab, in the Organization name box, type the name of the destination organization (for example, Source).
  3. In the Comments box, type any necessary comments about the destination organization.
  4. On the Identifiers tab, click Add.
  5. In the New Identifier box, select the Custom option, and then type MyCompany.
  6. In the Qualifier box, type MyCompany.
  7. In the Value box, type the name of the receiver (for example, Sender), and then click OK.
  8. In the New Organization dialog box, click OK.

The destination organization is created.

See Also

Creating Document Definitions on the Destination Server

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