Using BizTalk for queing and database update

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    • #19089

      I have configured a BizTalk receive port in my local environment to monitor a directory and pick up xml files from the directory and then the send port moves the xml files into another directory.

      What I am trying to do now is configure queing of these messages, process these messages and save the message contents to the database.

      Can someone give me some direction on how to do this?

       

       

    • #19102

      You can have an orchestration subscribe to inbound messages on receive location, then update database either using SQL adapter or execute a component that wraps your db update logic. I didn’t understand your requirement to “queue” the messages…? I guess you don’t need it.

    • #19196

      Hi,

       If your application cannot afford for the performance overhead introduced by activating the orchestration, you can also develop a very simple receive pipeline to wrap your database API (log the msg to DB) and use this pipeline wherever you want, ie: any receive location in your application.

       

    • #19197

      To the original poster: have a look at the following links detailing usage of the BizTalk SQL Adapter:

      1. SQL Adapter Samples (Word Document)

      2. SQL Adapter (BizTalk Server Sample)

      3. Walkthrough: Using the SQL Adapter with a Stored Procedure in an Orchestration

      4. Using a SQL Adapter in BizTalk Server 2004

      Hope these links are of use.

      Cheers, Nick.

      • #20727

        How to update the CRM database using Biztalk?????????

        • #20728

          Anon, which CRM database do you mean – can you offer a little more information?

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