Hello,

I'm trying to add a configuration file (containing a custom behavior) to the WCF-Custom adapter handler.

I have been able to do it on my laptop but it's not working on the server.

Here is the error I'm getting:

Unable to import configuration file ... (System.UnauthorizedAccessException) Access to the path C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\Temp\5\Config\....config is denied.

I tried giving read/write permissions the BizTalk service, Everyone, ANONYMOUS LOGON, IUSR ... but nothing worked.

The strange thing is that BizTalk is able to create that temporary file, but not to import it in the admin console ...

Do you have any ideas?

Can you try opening up admin console as administrator?

I tried and it gives me the same error ...

Your laptop is running which version of windows and what about server?

My laptop is running Windows 7 Enterprise (64bit) and the server is a Windows 2008 R2 Std SP1 (64bit)

Can  you try with giving FULL CONTROL access ?

That's what I did already.

On "Temp" folder and sub-folders (Security tab), Anonymous Logon, Everyone, IUSR, Administrators, BizTalk Host Service, System and myself have FULL CONTROL.

Hello,

I'm back on this issue, I have tried all I could think of ...

Here is what I have able to find using "Process Monitor"

Process Name: mmc.exe
Date & Time:	9/25/2013 2:13:21 PM
Event Class:	File System
Operation:	ReadFile
Result:	END OF FILE
Path:	C:\Users\svcBTHost_Dev\AppData\Local\Temp\3\Config\9aa8c6d1-4fb8-4a41-a2ef-57a4d1d95d2e.config
TID:	15268
Duration:	0.0000037
Offset:	574
Length:	4,096
User: DOMAIN\svcBTHost_Dev

Process Name: mmc.exe
Date & Time:	9/25/2013 2:13:21 PM
Event Class:	File System
Operation:	SetDispositionInformationFile
Result:	CANNOT DELETE
Path:	C:\Users\svcBTHost_Dev\AppData\Local\Temp\3\Config\9aa8c6d1-4fb8-4a41-a2ef-57a4d1d95d2e.config
TID:	15268
Duration:	0.0000060
Delete:	True
User: DOMAIN\svcBTHost_Dev

Any thoughts?

I have similar error. Not exactly the same but related to this ...\Temp directory. The error description and solution is here.

Not sure it helps, but...

Finally I found out what the problem was !!

It had nothing to do with folder permissions.

It was a problem with my initial file, the one I select from the administration console. I created a new file with the same content, and it worked perfectly.

I'm not sure exactly why it was failing, but this is my guess:

The file was checked as readonly (from TFS), and when BizTalk creates the temporary file from mine, he kept the same attributes, and thus when BizTalk tried to write/update/delete the file, it failed.

or my file was simply corrupted :P

• Marked as answer by Jer-ome Wednesday, October 02, 2013 8:06 PM

Finally I found out what the problem was !!

It had nothing to do with folder permissions.

It was a problem with my initial file, the one I select from the administration console. I created a new file with the same content, and it worked perfectly.

I'm not sure exactly why it was failing, but this is my guess:

The file was checked as readonly (from TFS), and when BizTalk creates the temporary file from mine, he kept the same attributes, and thus when BizTalk tried to write/update/delete the file, it failed.

or my file was simply corrupted :P

• Marked as answer by Jer-ome Wednesday, October 02, 2013 8:06 PM

Finally I found out what the problem was !!

It had nothing to do with folder permissions.

It was a problem with my initial file, the one I select from the administration console. I created a new file with the same content, and it worked perfectly.

I'm not sure exactly why it was failing, but this is my guess:

The file was checked as readonly (from TFS), and when BizTalk creates the temporary file from mine, he kept the same attributes, and thus when BizTalk tried to write/update/delete the file, it failed.

or my file was simply corrupted :P

• Marked as answer by Jer-ome Wednesday, October 02, 2013 8:06 PM

In my case and probably your too it was that the file to be imported was encoded utf-8, changed to ANSI and it worked fine!