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SOAP Adapter and BizTalk Web Publishing Wizard - things you need to know.
Saravana Kumar in Biztalk
Exposing an Orchestration as Web Service: This is the safest option you can choose, when you want to expose your business process as an industry standard web service, which can later be consumed by a client
Filed under BizTalk | on 2007 Oct 24
Code Snippet: Sort nodes in an Xml Document
Saravana Kumar in Biztalk
Scenario: Need to produce a new xml document with particular node list sorted in ascending/descending order Code: XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument(); xmlDoc.Load(@"Input.xml"); XmlDocument xmlDocCopy
Filed under XML/XSLT | on 2007 Oct 24
Output custom formatted message from Orchestration.
Saravana Kumar in Biztalk
Have you ever wanted to create a custom formatted message. For example if you define a message of type System.String inside your orchestration and output it via an adapter the result will be as shown below
Filed under BizTalk | on 2007 Oct 24
Create safe File Name from string using .NET 2.0
Saravana Kumar in Biztalk
Recently for one of my weekend project I wanted to create a safe file name from a string. In the past people used to do lot of regular expressions and conditional testing to meet this requirement. Still
Filed under ASP.NET | on 2007 Oct 24
"Memory Leak" when using the Vista Audio API notification routines
Larry Ostermans WebLog
We recently got an internal report from someone using the internal audio notification APIs that they were leaking memory and they wanted to help from us debugging the problem. I took a look and discovered
Filed under Windows VISTA | on 2007 Oct 24
BizTalk 2004 and .NET 2.0
Saravana Kumar in Biztalk
Under which version of .NET Framework my code is going to run? I came across this interesting question in BizTalk newsgroup, " I am just wondering though how my local computer knows which CLR to load for
Filed under BizTalk | on 2007 Oct 24
Short Introduction to Partial Methods in .Net 3.5
Gregs Cool [Insert Clever Name] of the Day
codeguru - Partial Methods "Have you heard of partial classes? Partial classes permit defining part of a class in one place and another part somewhere else, usually in another file. Partial classes exist
Filed under Database,SQL | on 2007 Oct 24
More SQL Server 2008 FileStream Fun
Gregs Cool [Insert Clever Name] of the Day
Ravi S.Maniam's Blog - FileStream Data Type : SQL Server 2008 "... Till the date people have been creatively inventing their own mechanisms to store unstructured data, we are not trying
Filed under Database,SQL | on 2007 Oct 24
XSSDETECT: Analyzing Large Applications
ACE Team - Security, Performance & Privacy
XSSDetect is a static binary analysis tool. In the first step of analysis it reads target binaries to create a directed graph where nodes represent statements while the edges represent flow of data. This
Filed under Web Security | on 2007 Oct 24
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