After talking about Windows Azure Service Bus EAI EDI Labs or Windows Azure BizTalk Services over the 11 months all over around Europe I decided that my last session was last Wednesday, 16 January in BizTalk Summit 2013 in London and I will only return to this topic when a new release is published with […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
This is the second post on new adapters that will be shipped with BizTalk Server 2013. The post is based on BizTalk Server 2013 Beta. In this post I like to demonstrate the WCF-NetTcpRelay adapter.
The WCF-NetTcpRelay adapter can be used with BizTalk to send and receive messages from the Service Bus relay endpoints using the NetTcpRelayBinding. When configuring for instance a request response
The 1st of the BizTalk Saturday – BizTalk 2013 Hands on Days has been scheduled for Auckland, NZ on the 9th of Feb 2013, thanks to the hard work of Nikolai Blackie, Principle Architect Adaptiv Integration.
To register for the event, go to http://akl-bts2013-handson.eventbrite.co.nz/#
Information on the rest of the event around Australia and NZ will be coming out shortly, if you are interested in the event in your city, and you have not filled out the survey, please fill out the survey – http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PXGYNRP
I recently ran into a situation where I had “inherited” a laptop from a previous developer on a project. This laptop was on the customer’s domain, and had been configured for source control using Team Foundation Services. A problem arose after logging in using my own credentials, and attempting to map the TFS root (“$/”) […]
Blog Post by: Brett
128 attendees, more than 70 different companies across 16 countries (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, India, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, USA), more than 10 Microsoft Integration MVP’s present (speakers, Q&A members and attendees) and 3 members of Microsoft Product group, these are some of the numbers that reflect the huge […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
The BizTalk Summit 2013 in London was a huge success. Saravana Kumar
from BizTalk360 did an outstanding job organizing this event with Microsoft.
Over a 140 attendees, more than 70 different companies from 15
different countries (UK, Ireland, USA, Denmark, Netherlands, Austria,
Belgium, Sweden, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, France, Norway, India).
Including the speakers there were 10 Microsoft Integration MVPs
present. On the Q&A panel there was Jon Fancey, Michael Stephenson and
Charles Young. Stephen W. Thomas flew over from the US to
attend the event.
My session was straight after the Keynote by Guru
Venkataraman/Ravi Krishnaswamy from Microsoft Product
Group. I was given the opportunity to co-present with Guru in Almere (Avande)
during the special BizTalk User Group event. In London I did a session on the
new cloud related adapters that’s going to ship with BizTalk Server 2013.
BizTalk 2013 will feature some new adapters, the
WCF-BasicHttpRelay, WCF-NetTcpRelay, SB-Messaging and
WCF-WebHttp. The first three have capabilities to configure
connectivity with the Windows Azure Service Bus. This will enable you to create
solutions that will enable communication between systems and applications across
network boundaries. The WCF-WebHttp adapter will bring Rest Support for
BizTalk. In my session I demonstrated the characteristics of each adapter with a
demo.
My session was followed by Saravana. He talked about the
monitoring and management of BizTalk Server using BizTalk360.
Imaging that is already the FIFTH release of the product with
the next version under way. That’s just amazing release cycle in just two years!
Lunch was around noon and followed by a Q&A panel with Jon Fancey, Michael Stephenson, Charles
Young joined by Microsoft Kent Brown and
Ravi Krishnaswamy. No holds barred as any question was allowed
to be asked by the attendees. A lot of questions were targeted towards
Microsoft. Ravi and Kent did an excellent job answering them. After Q&A Sandro
Pereira took the stage with his session on BizTalk Azure Service
EAI/EDI capabilities containing some deep technical demos.
The session after Sandro was followed by two more sessions.
The architect assessment by Nino Crudele. He did the most hilarious
session of the day. With his Italian accent, jokes and funny customer scenario’s
he had the room laughing to tears.
The last session was done by the new Microsoft Integration MVP Tord G.
Nordahl. During his session he discussed the platform improvements
in Windows Server 2012 and SQL server 2012 that BizTalk people need to be aware
of.
It was a great experience and honor to share the stage with my fellow
speakers (#BizTalkCrew), fellow Microsoft Integration MVP’s and
Microsoft Product Group. As speakers we have done a good job providing sessions
on different topics around BizTalk Server 2013, Azure and BizTalk360.
Thanks Saravana Kumar, Microsoft and all the attendees for
making this event something to remember by.
I had a great time. I enjoyed the
discussions with the attendees and meeting the BizTalk community. It was good to
meet Naushad
Alam, Stuart Brierly, Charlie Mott and Colin
Meade in person.
The next event done by us will be in Portugal in March 2013. See you there!
Cheers,
Steef-Jan
I have seen a lot developers struggle with debugging pipeline components and other .NET classes that get executed by BizTalk host instances. I have also often heard statements claiming that these sorts of artifacts are hard or impossible to debug in the BizTalk runtime. I would very much like to clear up this notion for […]
Blog Post by: Johann
A colleague of mine was implementing a system which required a generic XML on ramp that accepted messages from a variety of trading partners. He quickly encountered the age-old problem of not so sophisticated trading partners sending XML documents which contained no namespaces. This can quickly become a nightmare scenario in the world of BizTalk […]
Blog Post by: Johann
One of our customers has started an on a project to upgrade their DB2 version 9.1 database running on Solaris to DB2 version 10.01 running on Linux. We currently use BizTalk DB2 adapters to get and save data to the 9.1 version of the database using BizTalk 2010. I was asked to make sure that […]
Blog Post by: mbrimble
It’s a great feeling when you successfully execute something after months of work. That’s exactly how we feel after BizTalk Summit 2013, London event after 5 months of preparation. I thought I’ll summarise the story of the day when it’s fresh in my mind. The day began with a warm welcome at Microsoft office, London […]
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Blog Post by: Saravana Kumar