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Host Instance Creation and Adapter Configuration Tool for BizTalk
This tool will help you design and build your BizTalk solutions by making it easier to consistently separate out your processes into multiple hosts even on your developer boxes. It will also make sure all your developers and environments are using Hosts with...
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04-30-2008 |
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BizTalk Advanced Orchestration Concepts and Best Practices Slides and Demos
These are the slides and demos from my Session at the SOA and BPM Conference in Redmond in October, 2007. The demos show Dynamic Mapping, Self-Correlation Ports, Untyped Messages, and Convoys. These demos are "as is" and may need some configuration...
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10-03-2007 |
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Advanced Microsoft BizTalk 2006 R2 Concepts Slides and Demos
These are the slides and demos from my Tech Ed Session from Tech Ed 2007 in Orlando. The demos show Dynamic Mapping, Self-Correlation Ports, Untyped Messages, and WCF Calls in Messaging. The WCF demos will require BizTalk Server R2. These demos are "as...
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06-03-2007 |
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First Look at the WCF Adapter in BizTalk 2006 R2 Video
This nearly 13 minute video gives a quick, high level First Look at BizTalk Server 2006 R2 WCF Adapter using the Basic HTTP Binding. This is intended to show how easy it is to use BizTalk 2006 R2 and WCF to build applications. Note that this is based on Beta...
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12-20-2006 |
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First Look at the WCF Adapter WCF Sample Code
This sample shows a basic WCF Service using Basic HTTP Binding. This service is hosted inside IIS and uses a WCF Receive Location to process WCF messages inside BizTalk. This code was built using a beta version of BizTalk 206 R2. The concepts are the same...
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12-20-2006 |
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Multiple Binding Files in an Application
This sample shows how to use multiple binding files inside an Application to allow for one MSI to be used on multiple target environments. When you add multiple binding files as resources to your application, a drop list will appear when you import your MSI...
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09-13-2006 |
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Splitting Out POP3 Email Attachments
This sample shows how to receive an email via the POP3 Adapter and break off unlimited attachments as separate messages. Each message will be saved to a folder location. Note that this sample is not fully functional; you need to set up the POP3 Receive Location...
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08-09-2006 |
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Building and Deploying BizTalk Solutions with MSBuild
This sample shows how to use MSBuild (available with Visual Studio 2005) to build, deploy, and undeploy a BizTalk 2006 Solution. This sample does not use an MSI or a binding file and build, binds, and deploys all BizTalk and .Net code using MSBuild Tasks....
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08-07-2006 |
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Working with SQL 2005 XML Data Types in BizTalk Server
This sample uses a simple stored procedure to extract out data as XML from SQL Server 2005. Using this approach, you can receive many different messages through one Biztalk Receive Location. This sample will work with BizTalk 2006 and BizTalk 2006 R2. Get...
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07-17-2006 |
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Biztalk Rules Engine Deployment Tool
This tool can help with importing and exporting policies and vocabularies in BizTalk Server 2004. This tool supports the use of a configuration file to limit what is imported and exported. This should also work for BizTalk 2006. Get more information from the...
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03-21-2006 |
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Submitting Xml Documents to BizTalk via SOAP
This sample shows how to modify a BizTalk Web Service to submit Xml Documents into BizTalk and route them using direct binding. The key to routing the message submitted by the Web Service is to make sure the Receive Port uses the Xml Disassembler pipeline...
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03-14-2006 |
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Sorting, Grouping, and Debatching in Pure Messaging
Debatching can be done several different ways in BizTalk 2004. With a few message box hops, debatching can be done with a few maps and an envelope schema in pure messaging. This sample shows a map for Sorting, a map for Grouping, and the Envelope for debatching...
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02-28-2006 |
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Self Correlation and Passing Configured Port Parameters
Using Self Correlation, the Start Orchestration Shape, and Passing Configured Ports it is easy to get messages back into an Orchestration after it has been processed by another process. This sample shows how to Start two different Orchestrations and receive...
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02-28-2006 |
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Long Term Facts In the Business Rules Engine
This sample shows how to call the BizTalk Business Rules from .net code. This sample passes in .net objects (using Helper .Net Components in the Orchestration) as facts and gets updated values returned from the rules engine. It also uses a long term fact creator...
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01-28-2006 |
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Debatching Design and Performance Considerations Whitepaper
In some business scenarios you may be required to receive a batch file that must be broken up and processed as single messages by BizTalk Server 2004. This could allow for individual record level processing, selective content based routing, or single message...
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12-01-2005 |
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Dynamic Transforms in BizTalk 2006
This sample built for the Biztalk 2006 Design Contest shows how a per-instance custom pipeline can be used to set the map name in a message. Then, the message can be mapped dynamically using an Orchestration. This allows for a consistence approach to transformation...
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09-19-2005 |
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Sequential Workflow using Windows Workflow Foundation
This simple sample shows how to use Beta 1 of Windows Workflow Foundation (WinWF) to create a sequential workflow. This sample uses a Windows Form to host the workflow. This sample is intended to show basic workflow features. Note that Beta 1 of WinWF is required...
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09-14-2005 |
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Sequential Workflow using Windows Workflow Foundation Video
Build and execute your first sequential workflow with Windows Workflow Foundation (WinWF) in just 15 minutes with this step by step video. Don't have WinWF? This video can be your first look at this powerful new workflow foundation by Microsoft. This video...
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09-14-2005 |
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Biztalk Development Helper Tool
This tool can help with development with Biztalk 2004. This tool will start and stop Orchestration, start and stop Send and Receive Port, remove pipelines and map from Send and Receive Port, and restart all in-process Biztalk Hosts. This tool is a great resource...
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09-07-2005 |
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Dynamic Mapping Inside an Orchestration
This sample shows how a map can be called dynamically inside an Orchestration in Biztalk. This can allow for the map to be set at run time by setting a message context property or reading the value from the SSO or database. This can greatly reduce effort if...
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08-24-2005 |
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