Is it possible to completely stop a Biztalk application (like a full stop within the admin console) in a scripted manor (possibly using WMI)? This is to allow the application to be uninstalled so just stopping the service wouldn't be enough.
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This doesn't stop the Biztalk Application. It just stops the Host Instance under which the application runs (in the example BizTalkServerApplication i.e. the windows service.) This would not allow the application to be uninstalled if there were still suspended messages associated with it.
I've managed to achieve what I needed by writing an app using calls to WMI. I would have preferred a simpler solution but at least the app achieves the goal.
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by: johnnash1180Posted on 2009-02-06 at 02:48:38ID: 23568495
You can stop all the BizTalk Applications using Net Stop command, as suggested by MS.
rem stop BizTalk Base EDI Service service
net stop "edi subsystem"
rem stop BizTalk Service BizTalk Group: BizTalkServerApplication
net stop btssvc$biztalkserverapplic
rem stop Enterprise Single Sign-On Service
net stop Entsso
rem stop Rule Engine Update Service
net stop ruleengineupdateservice
You can put them in a batch file and run it for stopping BizTalk application.