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Error getting binding extensions from machine.config
06/08/2017
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Error getting binding extensions from machine.config

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Field Error Details
Product Name [!INCLUDEbtsBizTalkServerNoVersion]
Product Version [!INCLUDEbtsWCFVersion]
Event ID 0
Event Source 0
Component 0
Symbolic Name 0
Message Text Error getting binding extensions from machine.config

Explanation

This error occurs when a receive location or send port binding configuration has a user defined binding extension, but it is not defined in machine.config file. This situation occurs primarily with the WCF-Custom and WCF-CustomIsolated adapters.

User Action

Define the binding extension used in the receive location or send port in machine.config file. Also, to get a custom behavior or binding element to work with WCF-Custom adapter, complete these steps:

  1. GAC the assembly

  2. Modify your machine.config file (found in %FrameworkDir%\v4.0.30319\CONFIG).

    1. Load your behavior DLL inside the Service Configuration Editor (svcConfigEditor.exe).

    2. Save the configuration to an app.config file

    3. Copy and paste the system.servicemodel extensions section in a similar section in machine.config. If system.servicemodel section is not present in machine.config, your must create one. The following is an example from the configuration section of a machine.config file:

        <system.serviceModel>  
    <extensions>  
      <behaviorExtensions>  
        <add name="BizTalkWcfContractNamespaceTestServiceBehaviorExtension" type="ASB.BizTalk.Samples.BizTalkWcfContractNamespaceTestServiceBehaviorExtension, CustomBizTalkWcfBehaviors, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7631521c07cf34b4" />  
      </behaviorExtensions>  
    </extensions>  
  </system.serviceModel>

Note

The above code can also be added to the WCF Extensions tab. If the extension needs to be on the receive side, see the <Host Name> Properties Dialog Box, WCF Extensions tab (WCF-Custom or WCF-CustomIsolated Adapter Receive Handler) [!INCLUDEui-guidance-developers-reference]. If the extension needs to be on the send side, see <Host Name> Properties Dialog Box, WCF Extensions tab (WCF-Custom Adapter Send Handler) [!INCLUDEui-guidance-developers-reference].

  1. Close and reopen your admin console. You should be able to see your custom behavior in the WCF-Custom adapter, and the port should stay enabled when you enable it.