Microsoft.BizTalk.Library.HostHost

Microsoft.BizTalk.Library.Host (ClassType)

A host is a logical representation of a Microsoft Windows process that executes BizTalk Server artifacts such as send ports and orchestrations. A host can be either an in-process host, which means it is owned and managed by BizTalk Server, or an isolated host, which means that the BizTalk Server code is running in a process that is not controlled by BizTalk Server.

Element properties:

Base ClassMicrosoft.Windows.LocalApplication
AbstractFalse
HostedTrue
SingletonFalse
ExtensionFalse
AccessibilityPublic
ElementIde11b71e8-d7f0-68a8-d5fb-eae3144a89fd

Class Hierarchy:

Class Properties:

Property Name Type Display Name (ENU) Description (ENU) Key Max Length Min Length Case Sensitive
System.Entity:
DisplayName  string  Display Name Display name of monitoring object. false 256  False 
Microsoft.BizTalk.Library.Host:
Name  string  Name Name true 256  False 
MgmtDbServerOverride  string  Management Database Server Override Management Database Server Override true 256  False 
MgmtDbNameOverride  string  Management Database Name Override Management Database Name Override. true 256  False 
HostName  string  Host Name Host Name false 256  False 
HostType  string  Host Type Host Type false 256  False 
NTGroupName  string  NT Group Name NT Group Name false 256  False 
ClusterInstanceType  string  Cluster Instance Type This property tells whether the BizTalk Host Instance NT service is clustered. false 256  False 
ConfigurationState  string  Configuration State Contains the installation state for given instance of the BizTalk host. false 256  False 
IsDisabled  bool  Disabled Enables or disables a host instance. false 256   
Logon  string  Logon Contains the logon information that this BizTalk host instance is using. false 256  False 
RunningServer  string  Running Server Running Server false 256  False 
ServiceState  string  Service State Contains the state of the host instance. false 256  False 
UniqueID  string  Unique ID Contains the unique ID of the host instance. false 256  False 

Health Model:

Source Code:

<ClassType ID="Microsoft.BizTalk.Library.Host" Abstract="false" Accessibility="Public" Hosted="true" Singleton="false" Base="Windows!Microsoft.Windows.LocalApplication">
<Property Type="string" ID="Name" Key="true"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="MgmtDbServerOverride" Key="true"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="MgmtDbNameOverride" Key="true"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="HostName"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="HostType"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="NTGroupName"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="ClusterInstanceType"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="ConfigurationState"/>
<Property Type="bool" ID="IsDisabled"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="Logon"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="RunningServer"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="ServiceState"/>
<Property Type="string" ID="UniqueID"/>
</ClassType>