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Thank you for your reply. Yes, virtual PC is one option and I do have VM ware installed on my machine too. However, i noticed the VM ware can not use all the memory available in the syatem and all the tools running on VMWare(Biztalk, VS IDE, SQL Server…etc) will be in the memory allocated to VM ware. Performance is degraded in this case also.
I learned that, by default, MS does not provide the templates that will enable developer to work on Biztalk project without having Biztalk installed on the machine. However, I would appriciate if someone can tell me if there is any third party tool or utility awailable that can help me do that. If not, what is the installation requirement(minimum) that can provide me all the development and testint support?
We all are aware of this issue.
I even had a word with one of the Microsoft guy on my previous project regards to this issue.
He said in 2004 there is no need to re-start the service.
He dint wanted to swallow my words.
BM as of now you should restart the Biztalk Service…….I dont see any harm in doing that as instances continue ….as they persist their state.
It must be giving some error description to you as well, as to why the configuration failed for EDI, can you kindly copy that as well?
Regards,
Sajid.
Lex,
Kindly thank you for getting back to me.
Can
I just make sure I read you right? You mean that I can create only one
schema for the property I correlate my orders on. Afterwards, I should
create one correlation set per orchestration. This approach will work
even though I have the same prefix n0: when I promote necessary fields?
Right?Sincerely yours,
Bibi Watson
I forgot one link I found:
http://blogs.msdn.com/pkelcey/archive/2007/01/20/using-the-esb-guidance-dynamic-transformation-and-routing.aspxEnjoy!
For a little preview what's the ESB Guidance is all about, there is a webcast from December 8, 2006 about it (can't find it right now).
I also found the following articles:
http://blogs.msdn.com/pkelcey/archive/2007/01/02/using-the-microsof-esb-guidance-uddi.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk/solutions/soa/esb.mspx
so the ESB Guidance will be generally available in Q3 this year?, if yes then thats gr8!!
Regards,
Sajid
This might be what you're looking for. Check out the code samples page (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/biztalk/aa937647.aspx) and see the one called "Extending the BizTalk Server Administration Console". I haven't played with that one yet, but could be spot on.
So you are in the R2 TAP program?
Lucky you! My company isn't. But we are in the ESB Guidance Early Access Program, which is great!As far as I know R2 should be released in Q3, the same goes for the ESB Guidance.
So far, I am surprisingly impressed with the EDI capabilities of R2. So I hope Vnext doesn't mess that up at all.
-wa
Sajid,
The MessageID is not yet available in your orchestration.
You can create a Dynamic Send Port and set the folder and file in an Expression Shape:
Outport(Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes.Address) = @"file://C:\filedrop\filename.xml";That's all!
Although there is not much information about the BizTalk vNext, at Channel 9 you can see some nice videos about what they are working on:
Solution designer: http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=116044
Mapper: http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=126990Enjoy!
Nehal,
I've worked with Remote Desktop too, but it was not a good environment to work on, since I had to share the computer with another developer, who was working on that machine at the same time. Besides a performance degrade, we had to do a lot of coordination when it came to deployment and restarting of services.
Instead of using RDP, you could use Virtual PC. With VPC you can create an image containing everything you need to work on your BizTalk project. Before using the image, you create a copy of it. This way you have a nice clean image which you can use for new projects or new members on the team.
