Today while typing away searching for something with BING in my IE8 I got this little
experience
(I was searching for the Windows Phone 7 SDK but I got up to ’wind’ and look what
happened 🙂 )
Note: the cloud!!! wow! AND it is raining ’a bit’ today.
Hi all
Actually, I was warded the MDIP title quite some time ago – I just haven’t blogged
about it.
The MDIP title is sort of a Danish mini-MVP award. It stands for Microsoft Designated
Information Provider.
Yeah
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eliasen
First off I want to thank everyone who entered the contest.
A winner was picked at random out of all the entries I received. In total, it was about 10 entries so your chances were good to win! But I could only have one winner.
The winner is: H. Edidin from USA.
Look for more contests coming on BizTalkGurus.com in the next few weeks.
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) provides a new TCP-based network protocol (net.tcp://) for high-performance communication. To import schemas that are published from this protocol, you have to use WCF Service Wizard: Right Click > Add > Add Generated Items And select “Consume WCF Service” to download metadata from a running service using MEX endpoint. In the […]
It has been a couple of years ago since I last attended a TechEd. It was 2005 in Amsterdam and I am fortunate to go this year to venue in Berlin. I know there will be a couple of BizTalk sessions like one from Mikael H%u00e5kansson called:
BizTalk Server Performance: Configuring BizTalk Server for performance
Description
Optimizing and verifying your BizTalk Server installation is not an easy thing to do. The documentation is good but very extensive. This presentation aims to guide you through the most important operations you need to do in order to boost the performance of BizTalk. The session includes a live demo where these settings are applied and how it significantly improves the performance.
This session will cover BizTalk 2010 and MS SQL Server 20008 R2.
Or one by Paolo Salvatori and Tony Meleg:
BizTalk Biztalk Server – What is it, What’s new, What’s next
Description
BizTalk is a key part of Microsoft’s Integration platform, if you don’t know about its powerful and rich set of capabilities, come and hear about them, learn what they can do for you. Already familiar with BizTalk and want to know what is new in BizTalk Server 2010? – then we will cover the main investment areas and show these. Finally, we will tell you where this is all going, what’s the strategy for the integration workload at Microsoft and how does BizTalk Server fit into this strategy.
There will be many more session not just BizTalk. Hope to meet some of you there.
Cheers.
Registrations are quickly nearing capacity and registrations closes Thursday morning for the BizTalk Saturday – Sydney BizTalk 2010 Hands on Day on the 16th of October. For more details please visit: http://www.biztalksaturday.com/HandsOnDays2010.aspx
About a month ago we had a problem in migrating an old BizTalk application from development environment to quality environment. This application sign the incoming messages, base in the certificate installed in the machine, and put this signature in one record in the body of the message, all of this is execute in the received […]
This problem occurs many times when we are trying to deploy pipeline components (copy dll to folder: “C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server \Pipeline Components”. “cannot copy "custom pipeline component" as the earlier is in use” CAUSE Visual Studio has a lock on the file in order to show the pipeline components in the toolbox. Or Some […]
get-service BTS* | foreach-object -process {restart-service $_.Name} You can also set all your BTS Services to start ‘automatic’ as follows: get-service BTS* | foreach-object -process {set-service $_.Name -startuptype automatic} By Mick Breeze Tags: BizTalk | PowerShell
All sessions from the European BizTalk Conference will be available on MSDN shortly.
For more information: http://appliedarchitecturepatterns.com/