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  • Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform Now Available on Amazon.com

    I am pleased to announce my book is now available for immediate delivery on Amazon.com! The book is called “ Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform ” published by Packt Publishing. This book is a detailed scenario-driven approach to architecting systems using Microsoft technologies covering BizTalk Server, .Net 4, AppFabric, Azure, SQL, and more.  We dive into 13 real-life style scenarios and talk about various technology options available to solve the problem.  One technology
    Posted to Stephen W. Thomas BizTalk MVP (Weblog) by Stephen W. Thomas on Thu, Sep 9 2010

  • BizTalk Server 2010 Release Party in Sweden – September 8 & 9

    I am pleased once again to be asked to present in Sweden by the Sweden BizTalk Server Users Group.  This event is the “BizTalk Server 2010 Release Party” and will feature content and topics from my soon to be released book: Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform . This is much more than just a simple presentation.  This is a 2-day EVENT packed with great content from multiple speakers.  I will be presenting alongside fellow co-authors Richard Seroter and Ewan Fairweather
    Posted to Stephen W. Thomas BizTalk MVP (Weblog) by Stephen W. Thomas on Mon, Aug 30 2010

  • Re: Biztalk 2010 Questions

    Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE I’d take a look at the Beta requirements. You can find the download here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0f852e77-f792-4784-b2d4-95113d40db64&displaylang=en Should probably talk more about what you don’t get with BizTalk 2009. With 2009, you don’t get support for Windows 08 R2 and SQL 08 R2. I’m not sure if you can run BizTalk 2010 on SQL Express. I was able to install it into SQL Express myself but
    Posted to BizTalk 2009 (Forum) by Stephen W. Thomas on Tue, Aug 24 2010

  • Update on My Upcoming Book - Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform

    Looking back at some of my past blog posts, I realized it has been a long time since my last post.  Wow – over 10 months to be exact.  Let me give a little re-cap of what I have been doing in those 10 months. Went to India twice Went to United Arab Emirates twice Went on a month long trip to Australia and New Zealand Went on a weeklong trip to Thailand Visited London, Spain, Germany, Japan, Hungary, Hong Kong, China, and Greece Launched two major eCommerce Websites and numerous major marketing
    Posted to Stephen W. Thomas BizTalk MVP (Weblog) by Stephen W. Thomas on Mon, Aug 2 2010

  • Re: Sequential convoy Problem

    Hello. I have a few examples here: http://www.biztalkgurus.com/media/tags/Convoys/default.aspx?GroupID=11 that might help. What you are doing sounds correct, but I'm not sure the delay is right. Just make sure it counts down otherwie it will delay 60 more minutes each time a message is received. Hope this helps.
    Posted to BizTalk 2009 (Forum) by Stephen W. Thomas on Mon, Nov 23 2009
    Filed under: Convoy

  • Re: How to throttle Receive location to pickup only 75 files per 15 minutes

    I’m not sure you can do this on the Receive side. The Adapters are written to handle a lot of messages… not really throttle down to a specific number. Assuming each message starts an Orchestration or is in a Convoy, you would do this via a custom process. Using a counter inside a database, process X messages per interval. It would all be custom code inside an Orchestration to read / write to a DB table. Other than maybe a custom Adapter, don’t really think of another way to do
    Posted to BizTalk 2006 (Forum) by Stephen W. Thomas on Mon, Nov 2 2009

  • Got a Great BizTalk Tip or Trick and You Could Win Richard Seroter’s SOA Patterns Book

    Thanks to Packt Publishing, I am pleased to offer you the opportunity to win a copy of Richard Seroter’s book SOA Patterns with BizTalk Server 2009 – a $60 value.  I will even cover the shipping costs, via book mail, to any place in the world the US Postal Service will deliver to.  Here is what you need to do in order to win: Simply let us know of a great BizTalk Tip or Trick using BizTalk 2006, BizTalk 2006 R2, or BizTalk 2009.  Tell us a little about it and why it is useful. 
    Posted to Stephen W. Thomas BizTalk MVP (Weblog) by Stephen W. Thomas on Wed, Oct 28 2009

  • Re: Passing Xml Document whill calling Orchestration to BizTalk

    Sorry I’m a little confused as to what you are trying to do. You need to call a Rules Engine Policy or a Pipeline?
    Posted to BizTalk 2009 (Forum) by Stephen W. Thomas on Tue, Aug 11 2009

  • Re: Functoid Issue

    I’ve actually never written a custom Functoid… but have you tried testing it though a Receive / Send Port? The context of testing a map inside Visual Studios might be messing it up. Probably will not help – but never know.
    Posted to BizTalk 2006 R2 (Forum) by Stephen W. Thomas on Tue, Aug 11 2009

  • Re: Can I map this problem

    I would probably use some Xpath queries inside the Orchestration. First one would determine if you had rows of data or not. Next would xpath out the data you are looking for. You could use this data to build a custom, more friendly response / error message. Hope this helps. Stephen W. Thomas
    Posted to BizTalk 2006 R2 (Forum) by Stephen W. Thomas on Tue, Aug 11 2009
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