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Once you click to select map file, it explicitly looks for XSLT File.
BizTalk map gets compiled into xslt, and we can get that xslt by simply right clicking the map --> Validate Map.
You will see the path of the ouput XSLT file. Save the xslt and upload it to Integration Account
Problem
Schemas and Maps created in
BizTalk can be used in Logic apps with the help of Integration account, but got
below error while uploading map from my BizTalk VM (schemas were uploaded
successfully)
Why it happened
As error says Provided map definition is not valid , so
is something wrong in map? - No. Map
is perfectly valid and tested too. Although BizTalk Maps are compatible, the
extension is not i.e., .btm is not understood instead it accepts only xslt.
Once you click to select map file, it explicitly looks for XSLT File.
What to do
BizTalk map gets compiled into xslt, and we can get that xslt by simply right clicking the map --> Validate Map.
You will see the path of the ouput XSLT file. Save the xslt and upload it to Integration Account
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