BizTalk Ports with PowerShell

Link. September 7, 2006. Comments [0]. Posted in: BizTalk | PowerShell

Here's another sample PowerShell script, this time to manage BizTalk Server ports and receive locations. This one can:

List all send ports
List all receive ports and their associated receive locations
List all send port groups and what send ports are associated with each one
Enable/Disable a receive location
Start/Stop/Enlist/Unenlist a send port

Here's the code:

#

# declare our parameters: the action to take

#

param(

   [string] $action=$(throw 'need action'),

   [string] $name,

   [string] $status

)





#

# Helper function to list all WMI objects of

# a given type

#

function bts-list-objs($kind)

{

   get-wmiobject $kind `

      -namespace 'root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer'

}



#

# display all information about a receive port

#

function bts-display-recv-port($port)

{

   $portname = $port.Name

   $portname

   $recvlocs = get-wmiobject MSBTS_ReceiveLocation `

      -namespace 'root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer' `

      -filter "ReceivePortName='$portName'"



   $recvlocs | ft Name, AdapterName, InboundTransportURL, IsDisabled

}



#

# display all information about a send port group

#

function bts-display-send-port-group($group)

{

   $groupname = $group.Name

   

   $ports = get-wmiobject MSBTS_SendPortGroup2SendPort `

      -namespace 'root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer' `

      -filter "SendPortGroupName='$groupName'"



   $groupname

   foreach ($port in $ports) { "`t" + $port.SendPortName }

}



#

# enable or disable the specified

# receive location

#

function bts-set-recv-loc-status($name, $status)

{

   $recvloc = get-wmiobject MSBTS_ReceiveLocation `

      -namespace 'root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer' `

      -filter "Name='$name'"

   

   switch ( $status )

   {

      'disable' { [void]$recvloc.Disable() }

      'enable' { [void]$recvloc.Enable() }

   }

}



#

# controls a send port

#

function bts-set-send-port-status($name, $status)

{

   $sendport = get-wmiobject MSBTS_sendPort `

      -namespace 'root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer' `

      -filter "Name='$name'"



   switch ( $status )

   {

      'start' { [void]$sendport.Start() }

      'stop' { [void]$sendport.Stop() }

      'enlist' { [void]$sendport.Enlist() }

      'unenlist' { [void]$sendport.UnEnlist() }

   }

}



function is-valid-opt($check, $options)

{

   foreach ( $val in $options )

   {

      if ( $check -eq $val ) { 

         return $true

      }

   }

}



#

# main script

#

switch ( $action )

{

   'list-send-ports' {

      bts-list-objs('MSBTS_SendPort') | ft Name, PTAddress, Status

   }

   'list-send-port-groups' {

      bts-list-objs('MSBTS_SendPortGroup') | %{ bts-display-send-port-group($_) }

   }

   'list-recv-ports' {

      bts-list-objs('MSBTS_ReceivePort') | %{ bts-display-recv-port($_) }

   }

   'set-recv-loc-status' {

      if ( !(is-valid-opt $status ('enable', 'disable')) )

      {

         throw 'invalid status'

      }

      if ( ($name -eq '') -or ($name -eq $null) )

      {

         throw 'you must supply the receive location name'

      }

      bts-set-recv-loc-status $name $status

   }

   'set-send-port-status' {

      if ( !(is-valid-opt $status ('start', 'stop', 'enlist', 'unenlist')) )

      {

         throw 'invalid status'

      }

      if ( ($name -eq '') -or ($name -eq $null) )

      {

         throw 'you must supply the send port name'

      }

      bts-set-send-port-status $name $status

   }

}

Enjoy!

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