WCF Tracing
Channel 9 has this very nice video on debugging WCF applications with tracing
Check it out!
Channel 9 has this very nice video on debugging WCF applications with tracing
Check it out!
A lot of people are wondering if .NET 3.0 is a new version of .NET, and if they’ll have to port their application from .NET 2.0.
Actually .NET 3.0 is a bunch of new things (WPF, WCF, WCS and WF) built ON TOP OF .NET 2.0. So anything you’ve built with .NET 2.0 will run normally on .NET 3.0.
Today I gave a training to 13 people about .NET 3.0. I recycled yesterday’s session on WPF (there was only one person who already saw it yesterday – who got to do same extra labs) then went on with WCF and WF.
However, can you imagine training people in .NET 3.0 in a single day? I mean, it’s very hard to give an overview of most of .NET 3.0’s features in a single day…
There are a slew of new resources that have become available in the last few days
for BizTalk Server. Here is the quick run down.
Also, added another fabulous BizTalk blogger to my list, as you might guess, Lakshmi
Murthy aka TechSavyGal. Lakshmi is a BizTalk MVP from India and is always
on top of her game. Definitely check out her blog!
This sample script will list all installed adapters in your local BizTalk Server,
including the names of configured send and receive handlers for them:
#
# Helper function to list all WMI objects of
# a given type
#
function bts–list–objs($kind)
{
get–wmiobject $kind `
–namespace ‘root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer‘
}
#
# get objects related to an adapter
#
function bts–get–related($adapterName, $kind)
{
get–wmiobject $kind `
–namespace ‘root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer‘ `
–filter “AdapterName=’$adapterName’“
}
#
# dump adapter information to the console
#
function bts–show–adapter($adapter)
{
‘— ‘ + $adapter.Name + ‘ —‘
$sendHandlers = @(bts–get–related $adapter.Name
MSBTS_SendHandler2)
if ( $sendHandlers.Length –gt 0 )
{
‘Send
Handlers:‘
for ( $i =0; $i –lt $sendHandlers.Length; $i++ )
{
‘ ‘ + $sendHandlers[$i].HostName
}
}
$recvHandlers = @(bts–get–related $adapter.Name
MSBTS_ReceiveHandler)
if ( $recvHandlers.Length –gt 0 )
{
‘Receive
Handlers:‘
for ( $i =0; $i –lt $recvHandlers.Length; $i++ )
{
‘ ‘ + $recvHandlers[$i].HostName
}
}
”
}
#
# main script
#
bts–list–objs
MSBTS_AdapterSetting | %{
bts–show–adapter $_ }
Here’s a sample output of running the script:
Yes, no worries at all…MS has been putting their best foot ever since BTS 2006 is released..Adding to their consistent efforts to improve and educate developer communities across the globe, they have now laid out a plan and indepth help on how to create CUSTOM Adapters in BizTalk Server 2006!
Check this out from the link […]
One setback in BizTalk Server 2004 is inadequate Documentation and now with BizTalk Server 2006 released, we see Microsoft putting in lot of efforts for documentation and help. In this line, you can now check out the very cool SAP Labs for BizTalk Server 2006 from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=49d09411-2211-4549-9de8-ff3a136202d1&displaylang=en
The above labs contain the following scenarios:
Lab Scenario 1 […]
To get complete information about configuring and which property means what in the new Adapters available, just download the document from the site below.It gives you brief knowledge about configuring POP3 adapter,WSS adapter etc.Its a good article for beginners.
http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk/techinfo/whitepapers/adapterwp.mspx
The latest edition of The BizTalker has been released.
This issue headlines Brennan O’Reilly from EMC’s Microsoft Practice in Bellevue, Washington. He covers Business Activity monitoring (BAM) and talks about how easy it is to get up and running with BAM in no time.
View this issue online or subscribe now to make sure you do not miss an issue.
Currently, The BizTalker is published every few months to over 1250 people worldwide.
A new BizTalk Server book is now available. It is the first BizTalk book available that covers some of the new features of BizTalk 2006! It’s called BizTalk 2006 Recipes and is now available on Amazon.
This book is a must have for any BizTalk project!