Hi folks,
Just in case you want to be able to get an excel spreadsheet listing all the possible
errors or so, for monitoring and managing your production BizTalk environment (great
for rules and monitoring from MOM for e.g.).
I came across this – http://blog.paul.somers.com/blog/_archives/2007/4/27/2909713.html
Written by fellow BizTalk MVP – thanks Paul!
My buddy Lucas wrote up a thoughtful piece in which he points out some flaws in Zapthink’s opinion on BizTalk Server 2009 and its impact on Microsoft’s SOA strategy. It’s a good read if you need a refresher on BizTalk’s history and compatibility with SOA principles. As yes, SOA still matters regardless of the recent […]
I wrote a small article that shows how to create BizTalk applications using my PowerShell provider for BizTalk. You can find it here.
If you are in Minneapolis on Thursday January 15th please join us for the next Twin Cities BizTalk User Group Meeting.
The meeting takes place at the Microsoft office in Bloomington from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.
Shawn Doty from RBA Consulting will be delivering a presentation on Exploring BizTalk 2009.
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I will be speaking at the 2009 Microsoft SOA and BPM Conference in Redmond, WA.
I have two presentations for this conference.
For my first presentation, I will be co-presenting on ‘Application Lifecycle Management Experience for BizTalk Server 2009 Developers’ with Vinay Ahuja and Manoj Agarwal.
For my second presentation, I will be co-presenting on ‘Implementing an Internet Service Bus with Agent Design Patterns on a Windows Azure Services Platform’ with Danny Garber.
If you are going to be there stop by and say hello.
The following week I will be presenting two topics at our internal conference so it is shaping up to be a very busy new year.
I recently encountered a troubling problem while creating a BizTalk 2006 R2 solution. Everything was working fine until I tried to open the Orchestration Designer to edit one of the orchestrations I had been working of for a couple of days. Visual Studio crashed immediately. I tried a few things, but I could not open any orchestration without Visual Studio crashing (no errors in event log, no dialog, nothing…).
I finally fixed it by backing up and deleting my Visual Studio profile. The profile information is stored in a folder. This folder is located in C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0.
I don’t know what got messed up in the profile. Clearly some sort of VS/BizTalk bug.
Happy New Year and welcome to the 6th interview in our series of chats with interesting folks in the “connected systems” space. This month we are sitting down with Stephen Thomas who is a blogger, MVP, and the creator/owner of the popular BizTalkGurus.com site. Stephen has been instrumental in building up the online support community […]
I might be stating the obvious in this post but it took me and my colleague quite a while before we found what we were doing wrong. We wanted to disassemble the body messages from an envelope message and promote a value from the envelope to each body message. Not exactly rocket science :-).
Lets take […]
There have been some great posts so far on the new features included in BizTalk Server 2009 beta. For example: Richard Seroter’s overview of new features, Michael Stephenson’s BizTalk Testing Guide on 2009, Steef-Jan Wiggers’s building a sandbox, and so on So on this post I would like to focus on the changes to viewing […]