by community-syndication | Feb 24, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
The new ‘Adapter Framework’ (in BizTalk speak – this would be the Adapter V2.0 Framework) is now available.
This new WCF based Adapter Framework allows developers to build, deploy and execute
standalone Adapters – whether BizTalk Server is present or not.
The framework is designed very much for standalone application (& can be ‘plugged’
into BizTalk R2 if desired), and as a .NET developer you can consider this as an additional
.NET library that provides the abilility to allow you to build standalone adapters
for your .NET applications (e.g. console app, or Word)
p.s. The BizTalk Adapter Pack is built ontop of this framework. 🙂
Grab SP1 below:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=0F8007D7-F0C9-4169-8B9C-BA55F8F4C153&displaylang=en
by community-syndication | Feb 24, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
Kirk Allen Evans recent blog
post caught my ‘silverlight eye’.
Shows some interesting effects that can be done with Silverlight and importantly has
the src code there for you to learn from.
Well done Kirk!
by community-syndication | Feb 24, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
Many computer interested individuals, although admittedly not all, are also interested in science fiction. Therefore, for those of you watching swedish television might appreciate the fact that TV4 is starting a new science fiction angled channel . I…(read more)
by community-syndication | Feb 23, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
Hi
Finally(!) I found time (Well, I should probably have done something else…) to review
the design of my eliasen.dk homepage. It was awful,
black and very much outdated.
The new design is better, updated, brighter, happier, implemented in .NET and much
more 🙂
If you have comments about it, feel free to send them to me.
—
eliasen
by community-syndication | Feb 23, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
In a previous post on project goings on I talked about our choice of adapters and the lessons we learned. One thing we are never short on is stress, excitement and debate (mostly the last one). .
Before you read any further, let me warn you this is going to be a long one. I’ve been […]
by community-syndication | Feb 22, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
I just wanted to let readers of my blog know that I just left Windows Home Server team and won’t be available for questions about this product anymore.
Good resources are:
Well, everything changes and I am looking forward to challenges in the new group. In fact, once I decided to move and looked around, I felt like a child in a candy store, so many interesting things are happening across Microsoft. When I left my office for the weekend, MP3 player in my car picked the song performed by Mireille Mathieu “Ciao, bambino, sorry!” Well, not really sorry, very happy indeed, but “Ciao!” for sure. 🙂
by community-syndication | Feb 22, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
After creating the .XLS to .CSV feature, I decided to expand my application to just create the Excel Spreadsheet as an XML, which is more useful for those who use BizTalk.
I’ve added the following functionality:
1. Translate the 1st sheet only.
2. Create the XSD Schema for the XML of the 1st sheet
3. Create multiple XML files for each sheet in the .XLS
4. Create one XML file for all sheets in the .XLS with each sheet as a child record of a parent node <Sheets>
If you’d like a copy, email me.
Here is a screen shot of the newest feature.
by community-syndication | Feb 22, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
I've had this video by Nigel Parker downloaded for quite some time, but up until now I haven't had time to watched it. Now I have. Although it isn't steaming any more it was still a good orientation to what the Live Labs guys are (were) up…(read more)
by community-syndication | Feb 22, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
Stress testing is one of key aspects that developers should take into consideration in order to maximize the performance of Web Service deployments. Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) provides a very extensible framework for monitoring and configuring…(read more)
by community-syndication | Feb 22, 2008 | BizTalk Community Blogs via Syndication
Because segments can come in any order in certain situations, MS has released a hot fix here that will allow the segment ordering to be represented in the original order.
