BizTalk Server 2006 Videos and Samples

BizTalk 2006 Videos

Recoverable Interchange Processing Video (7-20-2005)

• This 9:07 minute video covers one of the new features of Biztalk 2006, Recoverable Interchange Processing. This is the ability to fail a single message inside an interchange without failing the whole interchange. This works with both the Xml Disassembler and the Flat File Disassembler.
  

BizTalk 2006 Samples

Multiple Binding Files in an Application in BizTalk 2006 (9-13-2006)

• 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 on your target environments.

Splitting Out POP3 Email Attachments in BizTalk 2006 (8-9-2006)

• 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 yourself to an existing email address.

Building and Deploying BizTalk 2006 Solutions with MSBuild (8-7-2006)

• 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. This sample uses the custom tasks developed by Microsoft UK and available on GotDotNet.

Receiving SQL 2005 XML Data in BizTalk Server (7-17-2006)

• 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.

Submitting Xml Documents to BizTalk 2006 via SOAP (3-14-2006)

• 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.

Dynamic Transforms Inside an Orchestration (9-19-2005)

• 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 and exceptions.

Suspended Message Routing and Error Reporting (8-3-2005)

• This sample shows how to use Error Reporting to route suspended message to an Orchestration in Biztalk 2006. It includes two Orchestrations, one intended to fail on the Receive Port and one on the Send Port. Both a manual installation and MSI installation is available.

Recoverable Interchange Processing Inside a Pipeline (7-20-2005)

• This sample shows how easy it is to take advantage of recoverable interchange processing in Biztalk 2006. Recoverable interchange processing is a new feature in Biztalk 2006. Biztalk 2006 now allows the option to fail the whole interchange or process just the non-errored single messages.

Calling a Receive Pipeline Inside an Orchestration (6-16-2005)

• This sample shows how to use a Receive Pipeline inside an Orchestration in BizTalk Server 2006. A loop shape is used to enumerate over the resulting messages and send each single message. This is based on BizTalk Server 2006 CTP Build.