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SAP supports a few different architectures when it comes to scaling out. In some environments, mainly smaller environments, the components that facilitate sending and receiving messages (such as IDOCs, BAPIs or RFCs) may be co-hosted on an Application Server. In some larger environments a dedicated Messaging...

On the latest version of BizTalk (2013): a new adapter was introduced for natively working with REST endpoints, using WCF technology: the WCF-WebHttp Adapter. After the beta version was released we could find some very good articles about this adapter, but since it is a new adapter there's a lot...

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!

Whipping up a BizUnit test step using the BizUnit 4.0 libraries is a piece of cake, but chances are that any test step you write is going to be used multiple times throughout the life of a project and in ways you can’t predict and you will want to spend the extra effort when developing [...] Blog...

In a previous post I explained how we had a need to use the WS-Addressing To header to send a non-http prefixed URI, such as urn:company/path/subpath/Service1, and how that was supported, after a fashion, out of the box in BizTalk Server. It did however come with the limitation of not being able to edit...

Through WS-Addressing services can require a certain value in the ws-addressing < wsa:to > SOAP header. WCF has full support for this. This support is inherited by the WCF-Adapters . When using WS-addressing in a BizTalk Server Send Port what you enter in the “Address (URI)” of the WCF adapters...

Of late I have been working on a BizTalk project that requires me to pick up XML data from a queue type table in a SQL Database. The table in question contains records which contain some metadata columns as well as an XML type column. Data, including the already formatted XML, is loaded into the table...