October 2005 - BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication

BizTalk Server 2004: Further observations on Orchestration message handling

Richard Seroter of Microsoft has published a useful blog posting at http://blogs.msdn.com/richardbpi/archive/2005/10/27/485696.aspx in which he describes one technique for passing messages of any type through a BizTalk orchestration. Here is some further...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2005 3:51 PM by Charles Young

A Messaging-based State Machine Design Pattern, using BizTalk Server

Here's something I've been meaning to write up for a long time. Originally intended as a blog post, it turned into an article for .NET Developer's Journal, and now, at last, here it is on my blog. Thanks to MartyWaz for first enlightening me to the technique...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2005 12:36 PM by Brian Loesgen's Blog

Of CTP bits and South Africa

Several people have asked me whether there will be a build of BizTalk Server that works on the RTM bits of SQL Server and Visual Studio .NET for the Launch. That's the plan. It won't be beta 2 because we are still working on our quality metrics versus...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2005 4:59 AM by Scott Woodgate's OutBursts

Processing a Large Flat File Message with BizTalk and the SqlBulkInsert Adapter

Below discusses the second demo for a presentation that I did at the Business Process Integration & Workflow Conference in Redmond during the week of Oct 4. The title of the presentation was entitled: Handling Large Messages in BizTalk The first demo...

Published Sun, Oct 10 2005 3:14 PM by Matt Meleski's .Net Blog - The ABC's of .NET

Filed under: BizTalk, Newsletter

BizTalk Rules Engine

If you are working with the BizTalk Rules Engine then here are two sites that are definitely worth checking out: Defining Business Rules and The Business Rules Manifesto

Published Fri, Oct 10 2005 1:21 PM by Stephen Kaufman's WebLog

Filed under: BizTalk

Twin Cities BizTalk User Group

On September 22nd we held the first Twin Cities BizTalk User Group at the Microsoft offices in Bloomington, MN. This was a great opportunity to see and talk to fellow BizTalk enthusiasts and catch up with people I hadn't seen in a while. I would like...

Published Sat, Oct 10 2005 7:10 PM by Stephen Kaufman's WebLog

Filed under: BizTalk

BPI & Workflow Conference 2005...

I had the pleasure of delivering a short talk at the Business Process Integration & Workflow Conference last week in Redmond. The whole conference was great, especially meeting quite a few folks in person I'd only conversed with via email. Being notified...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2005 2:46 PM by Trace of Thought (Scott Colestock)

Filed under: General

BPI & Workflow Conference 2005...

I had the pleasure of delivering a short talk at the Business Process Integration & Workflow Conference last week in Redmond. The whole conference was great, especially meeting quite a few folks in person I'd only conversed with via email. Being...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2005 2:46 PM by Trace of Thought (Scott Colestock)

Filed under: General

Unofficial Abbreviation for Windows Workflow Foundation is now simply WF

Is it KFC or Kentucky Fried Chicken? Well in that case legally it doesn't matter because the same company owns both the name and the abbreviation. Of course for marketing reasons they have swapped from the full-name to the abbreviation and back but that...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2005 7:18 AM by Scott Woodgate's OutBursts

Message Replay...

You can find my thoughts on a really simple message replay (message re-processing) technique for BizTalk in Stephen Thomas' The BizTalker newsletter. Check it out here . For additional clarification, I've created a quick Visio here .

Published Wed, Oct 10 2005 1:31 PM by Trace of Thought (Scott Colestock)

Filed under: BizTalk Insights

Message Replay...

You can find my thoughts on a really simple message replay (message re-processing) technique for BizTalk in Stephen Thomas' The BizTalker newsletter. Check it out here . For additional clarification, I've created a quick Visio here .

Published Wed, Oct 10 2005 1:31 PM by Trace of Thought (Scott Colestock)

Filed under: BizTalk Insights

Schema Design Patterns:  Usage in BizTalk

The is the fifth of five entries talking about schema design patterns. After looking at each of these schema design patterns now we can look at how we can use these design patterns in the BizTalk Editor. So, lets create reusable structures. Open the editor...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2005 1:41 PM by Stephen Kaufman's WebLog

Filed under: BizTalk

More on MSI Deployments - Launch Conditions....

In talking with others, it appears that the NAnt vs. MSI deployment camps are pretty much split down the middle. I tend to lean towards MSI deployments for several reasons. When dealing with MSI packages, it is often necessary to go beyond the somewhat...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2005 7:39 AM by Todd Uhl

What about BizTalk Indeed?

Oliver Rist wrote a column in his blog titled " What about BizTalk ?" Historically I haven't responded to these types of articles, but that's what blogging is supposed to be for - expressing your opinions and this seemed like a good article to respond...

Published Mon, Oct 10 2005 11:03 AM by Scott Woodgate's OutBursts

WF: Comparing WF rules and the Microsoft Business Rule Engine

In Microsoft's Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), rules are executed through a sequential, rather than an 'inferencing' engine. Although WF rule processing bears a superficial resemblance to rule processing in the Microsoft Business Rules Engine (MS BRE...

Published Sun, Oct 10 2005 4:13 PM by Charles Young

RPC server is unavailable

SSO -> RPC server is unavailable. I had problems with the Single Sign On (SSO) to get authentication to execute a SOAP request (or so I thought) In one of my actions of trying to resolve it, I tried to reset the SSO server name to the machine name...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2005 10:26 PM by BizKnowledge

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BizTalk Server 2004: Further observations on Orchestration message handling

A Messaging-based State Machine Design Pattern, using BizTalk Server

Of CTP bits and South Africa

Processing a Large Flat File Message with BizTalk and the SqlBulkInsert Adapter

BizTalk Rules Engine

Twin Cities BizTalk User Group

BPI & Workflow Conference 2005...

BPI & Workflow Conference 2005...

Unofficial Abbreviation for Windows Workflow Foundation is now simply WF

Message Replay...

Message Replay...

Schema Design Patterns:  Usage in BizTalk

More on MSI Deployments - Launch Conditions....

What about BizTalk Indeed?

WF: Comparing WF rules and the Microsoft Business Rule Engine

RPC server is unavailable