Article about WF/WCF integration
I guess this is the week for my articles to go online 🙂 Now my WF/WCF
integration article is on MSDN. Hope you find it helpful.
Check out my BizTalk
R2 Training.
I guess this is the week for my articles to go online 🙂 Now my WF/WCF
integration article is on MSDN. Hope you find it helpful.
Check out my BizTalk
R2 Training.
One of our BizTalk developers had a requirement to collect related messages and send a single email summary with details about those messages. I built the example below to help her out.
In this scenario, a series of independent, but related, messages are sent to BizTalk. Each of these messages will have a “batch ID” which […]
PDC08 has opened for registration. I'll be there, will you?…(read more)
We are announcing the availability of the Eval version of the BizTalk Adapter Pack 1.0! This can downloaded from here. You can use the eval version for development purposes for 120-day from the day of installation.
Party on!
The BizTalk Adapter Pack Team
We are close to releasing the initial CTP of the new BizTalk adapter pack which contains the all new SQL and Oracle E-Business suite adapters. We are looking for your help in securing customers to provide validation of these adapters prior to release. Please either direct customers to the connect site or directly to the nomination form below. The BizTalk Adapter Pack V2 Technology Adoption Program (TAP) is an “early adopter” program intended to validate the quality and obtain feedback on the new features in the BizTalk Adapter Pack V2. Customers interested in joining the Adapter Pack TAP should submit a TAP Nomination Form. BizTalk Adapter Pack V2 – Themes New Adapters %u00b7 Oracle EBS Adapter %u00a7 Browse and search metadata for each Oracle application %u00a7 Support Interface tables, Interface views %u00a7 PL/SQL APIs %u00a7 Concurrent Programs %u00a7 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Integration %u00a7 Oracle EBS versions supported – 11.5.10.2 and 12 %u00a7 Oracle DB versions – 9.2, 10.1 and 10.2 %u00b7 SQL Server Adapter %u00a7 ExecuteReader and ExecuteQuery support %u00a7 Configurable polling with per message post poll statement %u00a7 Support for x86,x64 platforms and IA64 SQL server %u00a7 Multiple result set in receive side %u00a7 Basic DML operations on tables and views %u00a7 Stored procedures %u00a7 Polling %u00a7 New data types (notably XML, binary and FILESTREAM) %u00a7 Table valued parameters %u00a7 Support for UDTs %u00a7 Execution of (SQL and CLR) scalar and table valued functions %u00a7 SQL 2005, SQL 2008 support
BizTalk Adapter Pack V2 TAP is looking for partners and Customers!!!
Enhancements to the existing V1 Adapter Pack
%u00a7 Support for new releases of Line of Business Systems
%u00a7 Address customer feedback
%u00a7 Include hot fixes built since the V1 Adapter Pack released
%u00a7 Support new Microsoft Platform releases
Jon Flanders and I coauthored an article on BizTalk Services that just went live on the MSDN Magazine web site. We begin the article by discussing ESB’s and the trends towards SaaS, and then we describe how BizTalk Services embodies the best of these different worlds through what Microsoft likes to call the Internet Service Bus (ISB). Then we show you how to begin using BizTalk Services within your WCF applications through the new RelayBinding.
If you haven’t touched it yet, there’s plenty of sample code within the article to help you get started with BizTalk Services on your own. Simply browse to http://labs.biztalk.net, create your own user account, download/install the SDK, and you’ll be good to go. Enjoy.
My colleague Karine has released a new version of her Caml Query Builder Tool! Version 3.1.0.0 has some great new features:
Download here and check her blog post for the full details.
Pfew, the DevDays 2008 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands are over! I think both of my sessions (Getting your SharePoint Code Deployed & Advanced Web Part Development) went pretty well; no crashes or failing demos. Let’s hope the audience thinks the same. 🙂 I already got quite some requests to get my presentations and demo code. So instead of sending a copy to everybody’s email, I’ve uploaded them to my SkyDrive account.
If you have any questions, comments and/or feedback; feel free to post them as a comment on this blog and I’ll try to do my best to answer them. 🙂
Hi folks, love to see you there
Check the details out at – http://sydbiz.org/Lists/Events%20Calendar/DispForm.aspx?ID=15&Source=http%3A%2F%2Fsydbiz%2Eorg%2Fdefault%2Easpx
Also one of the things we’ve been working on in the last month is a Private
BizTalk User Group mailing list
[email protected]
This mailing list is ‘invite only’ and is intended to enhance learning within the
community, as well as an avenue to get bts (&related) problems solved – delivered
straight to your inbox.
There are currently Brisbane & Sydney User Group members on board (more
groups to come shortly)
How to get on:
– an invite was sent to your email address registered on http://sydbiz.org.
Through the invite you’ll be able to join (you *don’t need* a yahoo acct)
– if you misplaced the invite, or want to get on the list – post a comment
to this blog entry and I’ll send an invite out to you.
Take care,
Mick.
Teched US is here!!!, this year I am presenting two sessions in the SOA track and I have the honor of co-presenting with my good friend Joe Klug who used to be a Product Manager on the BizTalk Server team. On Tuesday 3 rd I will be presenting a session…(read more)