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BizTalk WCF Adapter Pack Articles on TopXML.com
Richard Seroter has finished writing his articles on TopXML.com about BizTalk and WCF. He goes into a lot of detail on all that can be done with the WCF adapters in BizTalk and also the WCF Adapter Pack for Line of Business Applications. If you work with...
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Connected Thoughts
on 05-15-2008
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articles
Material from San Diego .NET User Group Presentation
Earlier this week, I grabbed a couple new CDs, hopped in the car, and drove down to San Diego to present at the .NET User Group’s Connected Systems meeting. The topic was the BizTalk Adapter Pack and I outlined what the BAP is, what the core...
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Richard Seroter's Architecture Musings
on 05-15-2008
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BizTalk
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WCF/WF
Service Name Not Available and Commerce Server Import Directory BizTalk Issues
Recently I have gotten a rare chance to step away from writing word documents and working with Visio to get to do some exciting BizTalk testing. As part of my testing, I was pushing BizTalk and various Adapters until they failed. In doing so, sometimes...
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Stephen W. Thomas BizTalk MVP
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Stephen W. Thomas
on 05-15-2008
My Double Life!
As most of you know, during the day I’m a mild-mannered .NET developer using all things Microsoft. But I lead a double life! Before my (still undiagnosed) illness came upon me suddenly last year, most of my free time was spent with my family or...
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Jeff Lynch [MVP]
on 05-14-2008
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Apple
BizTalk Does Not Validate My Message?!?!
The ability to rigidly define the content of a data field is an essential element in any structured data definition. It is no surprise therefore one can define data constraints on elements and attributes in a schema through the means of various...
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BizTalk lessons from the field
on 05-14-2008
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BizTalk
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Pipelines
Article on Choosing Service Implementation Strategy with WCF
Michele recently wrote a lengthy but deliciously thorough article on MSDN (hat tip: Lynn) called Application Deployment Strategies which identifies five core scenarios for using Windows Communication Foundation within a distributed application. ...
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Richard Seroter's Architecture Musings
on 05-14-2008
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.Net
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SOA
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DataContracts and object references
Another new WCF feature that's part of .NET 3.5 SP1 has to do with better support for object references. DataContractSerializer has always supported serializing object references and dealing with graphs, including cycles, and not just simple trees...
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Service Station, by Aaron Skonnard
on 05-14-2008
Bootstrapping BizTalk: Dynamically creating receive locations
I came across an unusual requirement earlier this year while at a leading golfing industry company: We needed to retrieve current tournament standings from the PGA Web site, pulling scores and statistics from them by FTP every 2 minutes while the tournaments...
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Brian Loesgen's Blog
on 05-13-2008
WCF: Technique of debugging inconsistency in Wsdl and Response messages.
WCF: Technique of debugging inconsistency in Wsdl and Response messages. I have consumed several WCF services where WSDLs do not conform the Response messagess (See below. I’ve bolded the sample text related to one issue.). We can fix the issues by changing...
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Leonid Ganeline
on 05-13-2008
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WCF
Add to the Global Assembly Cache on MSI Imports
If you want all resources of your BizTalk application to be registered in GAC on MSI import, it is necessary, prior to exporting BizTalk application to MSI file, to check ‘Add to the global assembly cache on MSI imports (gacutil)’ option in...
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Blog BizTalk
on 05-13-2008
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General
DataContracts without attributes (POCO support) in .NET 3.5 SP1
One of the new WCF features in .NET 3.5 SP1 is that DataContractSerializer now supports serializing types that aren’t annotated with any serialization attributes like [DataContract] or [Serializable]. If you were using DataContractSerializer prior...
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Service Station, by Aaron Skonnard
on 05-13-2008
SharePoint Placeholders Explained
Clayton sent through a great picture that explains what the main placeholders are on SharePoint Master Pages. Well done CJ - thanks!
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Mick's Breeze Blogs - Biztalk/Sharepoint/...
on 05-13-2008
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Tips
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moss
Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 Beta is available Now!
Hi, Microsoft has released .Net Framework 3.5 SP1 for VS 2008 and this has been announced in Soma’s blog and this service pack is not just a bug fix patch but has new features and extensive support for asp.net as listed here. Ta!
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Its my Place at my Pace....
on 05-13-2008
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.Net Framework 3.5
Is support coming for BizTalk builds on TFS?
According to Brian Harry[1] , he has been working with the BTS folks to get this put in place. He has been assured that this will be part of the R3[2] release of BizTalk Server that is due out next year. Finally, automated builds for BizTalk without all...
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Matt's Musings
on 05-12-2008
Not just a service pack (VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 SP 1)
Microsoft has rolled out the beta of SP1 for .NET Framework version 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008. Now don't get confused, this is not just a simple set of bug fixes, this thing is big! Entity Framework and LINQ to entities ADO.NET Data Services (formerly...
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Matt's Musings
on 05-12-2008
Spaghetti Code Podcast - Connected Systems
I got a chance a few weeks ago to sit down with Jeff Brand at the local Microsoft office and talk about something I love - Connected Systems. We discussed Workflow and Biztalk, WCF and web services and how it all fits together. Jeff is fun to talk to...
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Matt's Musings
on 05-12-2008
Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 Beta
Earlier today we shipped a public beta of our upcoming .NET 3.5 SP1 and VS 2008 SP1 releases. These servicing updates provide a roll-up of bug fixes and performance improvements for issues reported since we released the products last November. ...
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ScottGu's Blog
on 05-12-2008
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ASP.NET
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.Net
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wpf
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Visual Studio
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Community News
Claims based security at the Web Services Security Summit
This Wednesday I will be speaking at the Web Services Security Summit in Baltimore, MD. My session is about web Services security patterns and I will be specifically exploring how the principles of claim based security can be applied in trust, federation...
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Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog
on 05-12-2008
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Architecture
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SOA
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Web Services
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Conferences
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REST
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Design Patterns
WCF features/improvements in .NET 3.5 SP1 & VS 2008 SP1
Scott Guthrie announced the availability of .NET 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 SP1 today. If you read his entry , you'll see this release is packed with new features, many of which revolve around the Ajax, MVC, and ADO.NET improvements they've...
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Service Station, by Aaron Skonnard
on 05-12-2008
Auckland Connected Systems User Group - Creating and Consuming RESTful Web Services with WCF - Ron Jacobs
It is my pleasure to to introduce you to the Auckland Connected Systems User Group. This is a new .NET User Group in Auckland, New Zealand. The meetings will be held at Datacom and at Microsoft (our sponsors), we try to meet once every two months unless...
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Connected Thoughts
on 05-11-2008
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WF
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REST
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arcast
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ron jacobs
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auckland connected systems user group
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ACSUG
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