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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 »
Normally when we need to consume a .asmx web service in BizTalk 2004 2006 (NOT R2) inside an orchestration, we add a web reference, which will create all the multi-part message and web port type required »
In this article I'm describing my solution access vs. sql replication (Access database is synchronized with SQL server 2000 database). I've done some very interesting things in my solution, so take a look »
SQL Server 2005 offers many exciting new features. One of them is the support for Xml as a data type. On the surface, this looks great since BizTalk likes Xml. But, we come to learn that the Xml Data Type »
Below is an example using the new POP3 and Sharepoint Adapters (Sharepoint Adapter now out of the box) for BizTalk 2006. This example demonstrates the following 1) Processing binary documents in BizTalk »
So what if I want to open up a BizTalk web services channel that accepts any XML message and then lets BizTalk Server figure out what do with that data In considering ESB functionality, you often have »
UPDATED 24th August 2007, to reflect Richard Seroter's comment There is no necessity to explain the importance of caching in any server based developments like BizTalk, ASP .NET etc. You need to plan early »
How to write custom adapter for Biztalk server 2004 - my article about process of making my OLEDB adapter... it's not yet finished, but it could be helpful for somebody... update 27.1.2005 sequence diagramRecommended »
I was stuck with a shockingly frustrating error message in BizTalk, but thanks to an obscure tweak identified in the BizTalk Developer's Troubleshooting Guide , all is right with the world. The error I »