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Well folks I’ve been greeted with the news that Microsoft Windows Azure will be in 2 geo-replicated places here on Australian soil, coming ‘shortly’. As an Azure MVP & from Breeze (a leading Microsoft Cloud Partner) perspective we invest heavily in cloud technologies. What does this mean and why...

With the new WCF-WebHttp Adapter that shipped in BizTalk Server 2013 we now have the ability to specify which HTTP verbs to use – this opens up the possibility of invoking RESTful style applications. In this post, I’ll investigate how we can RESTfully invoke an endpoint that exposes data...

While looking into purchasing MSDN licenses for a client here’s what I found: For the US: Now when you change the drop down from US to Australia we get these prices (given that $AUD 1 = (approx) $USD 1 So for e.g. take a MSDN – VS.NET Test. Aussie Dollar = $3,460 US= $2,170 which equates to $AUD 1 =...

Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 was recently released and it includes many new features that make developing and deploying for BizTalk considerably more effecient. There are also many new features which expand on the already vast capabilities of a BizTalk Solution. In this post I will go over the new features...

Note this is not the official Licensing document for BizTalk Server! Please consult Microsoft before making any purchase decisions. Overview With the BizTalk 2013 (english locale) SKUs hitting the Microsoft sites for purchase in April. It is important to note an important change Microsoft have made to...

You may pass things like: “Beware falling rocks do not stop” on the side of the road while on a trip somewhere. Here’s one I got today from Outlook: “Was this info helpful?” – love it! Blog Post by: Mick Badran

It's a good practice to make static send ports dynamic, by changing the OutboundTransportLocation property in the send pipeline. However, when using this mechanism on WCF send ports, there's a caveat. Let's have a look!