I’m happy to announce the first BizTalk Admin Deep Dive class scheduled in the US for the first time. The date is set to be: December 2nd – 4th. Location is Los Angeles and the venue is close to LAX. SIGN UP>>> Even If you’re working as a BizTalk Admin, Developer SQL DBAor architect won’t […]
Blog Post by: Tord Glad Nordahl
I was getting this error when trying to Run MBV from BizTalk 360.
MBVActivity Leaving Execute(Kovai.BizTalk360.InfoTrack.ActivitiesImpl.MBVSvc.MBVActivityImpl).Fatal exception in generating Message Box Viewer Reports.System.Exception: MBVActivityImpl:GenerateReport. IsReadyForMBVExecution check failed. Error EULA for MBV Console application must be accepted
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This solution shows how to create setup project for the WCF Custom behavior compiled on Visual Studio 2012. This solution is using Wix toolsets to create deployment package. I was working on integrating BizTalk Server 2010 / 2013 with Service Bus for Windows. I came across very nice post by Paolo Salvatori http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/How-to-integrate-BizTalk-07fada58. I […]
Blog Post by: shadabanwer
Beginning this year we conducted BizTalk Summit 2013 in London partnering with Microsoft. The complete details about the event can be found on the event website http://bid.biztalk360.com. One of the key objective of the event was to showcase some of the new capabilities that’s coming in BizTalk Server 2013, Azure BizTalk Services and BizTalk in […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar
User Experience design has always been, and continues to be, a field riddled with ambiguous labeling and nomenclature. We hear all sorts of conjecture and debate as to what terms have what specific meaning. Are profiles and personas the same thing? When exactly do wireframes become mock-ups? Is “mock-up” supposed to hyphenated? These are issues […]
Blog Post by: Matt Donahue
On the latest version of BizTalk (2013): a new adapter was introduced for natively working with REST endpoints, using WCF technology: the WCF-WebHttp Adapter. After the beta version was released we could find some very good articles about this adapter, but since it is a new adapter there’s a lot of ground to cover.
With the new WCF-WebHttp Adapter that shipped in BizTalk Server 2013 we now have the ability to specify which HTTP verbs to use – this opens up the possibility of invoking RESTful style applications. In this post, I’ll investigate how we can RESTfully invoke an endpoint that exposes data via JSON using the GET verb […]
Blog Post by: Nick Heppleston
May 6th and 7th: BizTalk Boot Camp 2013 in Charlotte BizTalk Boot Camp is a free 2 days technical event conducted by Microsoft to focus on some of the new offering in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013, Windows Azure BizTalk Services and BizTalk server in VM Role (Azure IaaS). In these 2 days, attendees will learn […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar
In an AppFabric Cache you can segregate your cached data into regions. You create a region using the CreateRegion() method of the DataCache object.
Working on a recent project I was asked How do I check if a cache exits ? There is no RegionExits() method on the DataCache object.
To check if a region exists you can make use of the CreateRegion() method.
The CreateRegion returns a bool. As per the documentation a value of true indicates that the region created successfully. A value of false indicates that the region already exists.
Blog Post by: Shinva
This month I will be introducing two BizTalk community members from France. Almost two weeks ago I introduced Maxime Labelle and today the story will be on J%u00e9r%u00e9my Ronk.
J%u00e9r%u00e9my is a young married man, who lives near Paris. He is an active swimmer and likes to hike in the mountains. In his spare time he does all sorts of things like studying other technologies than BizTalk such as StreamInsight,