Has anyone been successful creating schemas based off of an Oracle package using the new Oracle adapter (BAP v2.o)? We had a Business Adapter Pack v1.0 send port that utilized an Oracle package. When we upgraded to v2.0, it stopped working showing an error like this:
Event Type:Warning
Event Source:BizTalk Server 2006
Event Category:(1)
Event […]
I’ve been spending a fair amount of free time recently looking much deeper into Microsoft StreamInsight which is the complex event processing engine including in SQL Server 2008 R2. I figured that I’d share a few thoughts on it.
First off, as expected with such a new product, there is a dearth of available information. There’s […]
The Visual Studio 2010 RC and .NET Framework 4.0 RC went live this week to MSDN subscribers.
Our UE team has made available a bunch of improved topics and new topics along with the RC release.
Here’s where you’ll find the documentation:
We would LOVE to get feedback on our docs and samples. The UE team is working on the RTM doc refresh and plans to do monthly refreshes thereafter – any feedback you have will help us prioritize how we can invest in our docs to make them more useful to you. So please respond back with your feedback, and I’ll work with UE to action it!
Cheers,
Kavita
By clicking the icon above you can have the content of the blog post to be read back to you. Not a very useful feature perhaps, but I thought it was pretty cool. The feature is provided by ReadSpeaker and is easy to implement.
First, register you on the ReadSpeaker site. The advertisement version is free but can only be used for personal websites and bloggers.
Secondly, add the script tag below in the head of your page. I’m using Community Server, so I added it to the theme masterpage.
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="http://wr.readspeaker.com/webreader/webreader.js.php?cid=[PrivateKey]"> </script>
Then, on your page add the img tag below:
<img onclick="readpage(this.id+escape(document.location.href),1); return false;" src="http://blogical.se/blogs/mikael/loudspeaker.png" id="http://wr.readspeaker.com/webreader/webreader.php?cid=[PrivateKey]&t=blog_free&title=readspeaker&url=" title="Listen with webReader" alt="Listen with webReader"/>
If you want to limit the text to be read you can use the comments below:
<!-- RSPEAK_START --> <p> Blog post....</p> </p> <!-- RSPEAK_STOP -->
btw, it’s not optimized for reading code, as you might have already found out 😉
In the past, the product team has been blogging about BizTalk in multiple blogs:
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RFID | http://blogs.msdn.com/biztalkrfid/ |
Over time, some of these have become silent and others are updated from time to time. We’ve also heard that it is confusing to look for related information in multiple places. To solve this, we’re going to consolidate all BizTalk product team blogging into this blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/biztalk_server_team_blog/
We’ll try to make our blogging more interactive – we’ll respond to comments on articles and ask for your input on features you use and topics you want to hear. We’ll periodically post articles, so keep in touch.
Ciao
BizTalk Server Team
[In addition to blogging, I am also now using Twitter for quick updates and to share links. Follow me at: twitter.com/scottgu]
We shipped the VS 2010 RC on Monday, and have seen some great feedback regarding performance and stability with it.
One issue, though, that we have seen a number of people run into is an intellisense crash that happens very frequently on machines that have UI Automation enabled and certain devices connected.
If you are encountering frequent VS 2010 crashes when you are typing in the editor while Intellisense is popping up and/or being dismissed then you are running into this issue.
The most common cause of the crash happening is that you are running a machine that:
It turns out that a late fix right before the RC shipped modified a UI input code path that unfortunately exposed this bug.
We are working on shipping a VS 2010 RC patch that we’ll release next week that will fix the issue and prevent it from occurring. I’ll blog a pointer to the patch once it is available.
There are two ways you can work around the issue now. One is to disable your Tablet services (read this article for details on how to do this) and/or disable Multi-touch/Pen drivers on your system. The other is to set a registry key.
You can read about both of these workaround in this VS Team Blog Post.
Please send me email ([email protected]) if you are still seeing any crashes after trying out these steps (or encounter crashes for non-Intellisense scenarios) – we’d like to make sure we investigate and follow-up any others you encounter.
Hope this helps,
Scott
Hi folks,
Lately I’ve had several requests from folks whom want to have a play with BizTalk
but don’t want to setup the whole infrastructure etc.
Here’s a great page from MS Virtual Labs that will get you on your way
(some labs are for BTS2006, others for BTS2009, the same principles apply)
Check it out and if you’re ever away from a VM, might be handy a fallback plan.
There’s 4 pages and here’s a snippet from Page 1
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