Creating successful user experiences is an art. A lot of art involves taking advantage of the way that the brain processes information. The most successful designs (user experiences or otherwise) are those that give off feeling of “how else would you do it?”. The design simply seems to make sense. Designing an interface is a […]
Blog Post by: Karissa Wingate
Error handling:
One of the reasons that HTML standards are so important is because HTML is a language that has historically been written with a lot of errors and now has many different versions. One of the rules that has been generally agreed upon by browser makers is “don’t break the web”. This means that all […]
Blog Post by: Karissa Wingate
Brief (but required) history lesson:
Back when IE had 90% or so of the market share, browsers were essentially an enigma. It was hard to know exactly how things worked. Now that open source browsers have a significant part of the market share and there is competition between them in terms of functionality, how the browser […]
Blog Post by: Karissa Wingate
I recently installed and configured a small SharePoint farm containing two virtual servers using Oracle Virtual Box and decided to share my experience of the process. For the most part the configuration is simple, but there are a number of common small discrepancies that can be the difference between your servers communicating correctly, or you […]
Blog Post by: azimmer
The language of the modern web is HTML5. It’s a great thing. You probably don’t understand why yet, but you will.
Our most basic page:
That’s really boring, you might say. Well yes, it is. If you opened it in a browser it would be a blank page. But it is important because before we […]
Blog Post by: Karissa Wingate
I’ve been hard at work on a new Pluralsight video course and it’s now live and available for viewing. This course, Patterns of Cloud Integration, takes you through how application and data integration differ when adding cloud endpoints. The course highlights the 4 integration styles/patterns introduced in the excellent Enterprise Integration Patterns book and discusses […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
Note: Please be advised, this post most likely contains grammar mistakes I am sorry for that but I was in a hurry and wanted to share this with you all. Anyway; enjoy Once upon a time there was this BizTalk… Read more ›
Blog Post by: Ren%u00e9 Brauwers
Overview One of the biggest barriers to ESB Toolkit adoption I have come across is the installation and configuration overhead. This is a genuine concern, especially when you need to deviate from the standard configuration. If project timelines are tight, this can result in the ESB Toolkit being overlooked. Through working on a number of […]
Blog Post by: Colin Meade
In a previous post we announced the release of the new BizTalk 2013, listing all of the new features it will bring. In the upcoming posts I would like to explain in more detail some of these features, and the consequences it will bring with it. First of all, one of the changes introduced in […]
Blog Post by: Cnext
Recently we received a support call from one of our BizTalk360 customer saying, they were able to control all the send port/receive locations using BizTalk360 but whenever they try to start/stop send port or enable/disable receive location that uses WCF-SQL adapter it throws the following exception. Failed to create ‘WCF-SQL’ Transport Component Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM.BtsException: Failed to […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar