Cumulative update package 3 for BizTalk Server 2010 is now available. This cumulative update package for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 contains hotfixes for the BizTalk Server 2010 issues that were resolved after the release of BizTalk Server 2010. The following cumulative update package is a rollup update that contains the following items: All previously released […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
BizTalk360 evolves to be a more and more mature product. In past I and other BizTalk MVP’s have written stories on this monitoring product (I used to call it a tool, but it has gone that stage it’s a product and a very good one). I have been impressed by it since the first time it almost a year ago.
On Saravana’s blog you find a detailed overview what is new in this 3.1 release. On my VM I have 2.5.790.0 version, which I uninstalled before installing the 3.1.335.0 version i.e. public beta. And I must say this was an easy process lasting only a few minutes. Only thing I needed to do is deleted the BizTalk360 database in my SQL Server database.The msi installer has been improved.
One of the new feature is the graphical end-to-end message flow viewer. I tested this by enabling tracking in one of my orchestrations. I enabled all tracking options in ports and orchestration. I ran a message through orchestration and went to BizTalk360 Tracking Data Queries and click pipeline (XmlReceive) belonging to receive location that picks the messages and sends them into MessageBox to be picked up by orchestration.
This comes very clear when dialog pops up and I click Transmitter on pipeline, then transmitter of orchestration and I get diagram shown below.
I conclude that this is a very handy feature and works easy with guidance given by Saravana blog post on this feature.
Thumbs up.
On December 12th, QuickLearn is running a 5-day Visual Studio TFS 2010 course to quickly get development teams up and running.
This class is designed for individuals or complete development teams who need to learn how to use Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate and TFS 2010 for agile software development. This course is broken up into five units: project management, agile team development, test management strategies, and TFS systems administration.
Visit our website for more details and to register.
At course completion, students will be able to:
The class is taught by ALM MVP Anthony Borton in Redmond, WA and is available remotely from your home or office. Anthony Borton is a Microsoft Visual Studio ALM MVP and is QuickLearn’s Visual Studio ALM technologist and trainer. Has has been an MCP and MCT for more than 15 years and has completed over 50 exams including MS exam 001. He is a Professional Scrum Developer Trainer and has been a Certified ScrumMaster for a number of years.
Quotes from recent Visual Studio TFS students:
“My entire training experience was wonderful and unforgettable. Thank you QuickLearn!!” – Alan H.
“Of all the in-house courses and instructors we have had, Mr. Anthony Borton is the best instructor we have had. He was very knowledgeable on the subject matter.” – David B.
“It was a great class with a large amount of information that was covered in a very effectively manner. It surpassed my expectations!” – Christopher M.
Visit our website for more details and to register.
Greetings and welcome to the 36th interview in my monthly series of chat with thought leaders in connected technologies. This month we have the pleasure of talking to Clemens Vasters who is Principal Technical Lead on Microsoft’s Windows Azure AppFabric team, blogger, speaker, Tweeter, and all around interesting fellow. He is probably best known for […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
I have posted a new sample on Code Gallery: BizTalk Server 2010 Adapter Pack: Call SQL Azure View.This is one of samples I have used in my talks on BizTalk Adapter Pack 2010 Integration (A Lap Around BizTalk Adapter Pack 2010) I held in Stockholm for Swedish BizTalk User Group and in Nieuwegein for BizTalk User Group The Netherlands. Hopefully you experiment with it yourself. If you want to work with SQL Azure and want to create a database, see How to Create a SQL Azure Database wiki on TechNet.
Cheers.
Hus hush: We are planning to offer a spacial discount for Moesion to all attendees to tomorrow’s webinar as well as their customers . Don’t forget to register for the webinar at: http://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1037934…(read more)
Blog Post by: gsusx
My latest article about enterprise mobility practice is now available in the Cloud Computing Journal . The article summarizes a lot of the lessons we learned during the development of Moesion and that will be at the core of Tellago’s enterprise mobility…(read more)
Blog Post by: gsusx
Well folks it’s week 5 of a 12 week program where the great Can Too swim coaches train
you and put you through a challenge.
I signed up for a ’2.5km’ ocean swim – Palm beach to whale beach. Which for me is
well off my map and out of my comfort zone – so it’s a challenge for me mentally
and physically, but really only a small price to pay for the challenges that cancer
sufferers.
My endeavor is raise money for cancer research – you have the chance to make a tax
deductible donation through my page – http://cantoosydneyswimprogram.gofundraise.com.au/page/Mick_Badran
(my target is $1250 in total)
My pledge is that I will swim 4 times a week, rain hail or shine (just so I don’t
drown in this swim) – feel free to come and join me if you’re in the area. Early week
– at Wileys Baths (near Coogee), later in the week Clovelly laps.
So what can I offer you as incentive – as an MVP each year I get a MSDN Subscription
“Microsoft Visual Studio Ultimate with MSDN” (many thanks Microsoft).
Check out the versions – http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/subscriptionschart.aspx
To whomever donates the most I will give you this! I’d
also really like to put this subscription to good use.
You maybe starting out, starting up, or whatever – you will have all
MS Products at your development disposal.
I challenge you for cancer research, good luck and Merry Christmas!!!
Important: You can contact me on twitter on – @mickba
Blog Post by: Mick Badran
Sweden Windows Azure Group (SWAG) and Sweden .NET User Group (SweNUG) will be hosting a “Security in the Cloud” and Christmas event this Thursday. Sergio Molaro and Robert Folkesson will be presenting on different aspects of cloud security, there will be good food, good drinks and prizes in a great location. If you are in Stockholm it’s free to register to attend
here
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This case unfolds with a network administrator charged with the rollout of the Microsoft Windows Intune client software on their network. Windows Intune is a cloud service that manages systems on a corporate network, keeping their software up to date…(read more)
Blog Post by: Mark Russinovich