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Download Full sample code here There will often be times we need to add some custom HTTP Headers to our outgoing message. The common one we come across is SOAPAction, if you need to communicate with the »
Don't get me wrong. I think the world of BizTalk as a product. But, like any complex piece of software, there are one or two things that annoy me. I blogged a few weeks ago about the xpath() function, »
Both, BizTalk server and .NET Windows Workflow Foundation (WinWF) provide design tools to build a process workflow. So, what product technology is right for you Below are some questions I go through when »
Hi, The programmer writers have posted 10 more samples to the BizTalk Server Developer Center on MSDN ( http msdn.microsoft.com biztalk )! Console AdapterThis sample consists of a C# console application »
SYSK 249 Choosing the Right Microsoft Integration Technology There are a few good sources on this topic, including 1. Choosing the Right Technology for Integrating Systems presentation by Kris Horrocks »
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 »
Jesús Rodríguez has published a great article on a technique for invoking orchestrations from custom code using the same approach adopted by the Start Orchestration shape. This is the first time I have »
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 »
I'm basically replying to Yossi's post here . I tried to leave it as a comment in his post but for some reasons my comments are not getting posted in his blog. Myself and Yossi used to work together in »
Last night I got a question from one of the readers of the blog that went like this We are facing a problem that i cannot understand, every now and than i see that my app domain is recycled (i have a log »