September 2004 - CaPo's Integration adventures

Deploying a custom BizTalk Adapter in a merge module (and registry trouble)

I've been struggling the last two days to deploy a custom BizTalk adapter using a merge module. My idea was to deploy the binaries and add the necessary registry keys using standard installer technology and then run a custom script to register the adapter...

Published Thu, Sep 30 2004 9:38 AM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

MQSeries adapter release

Now this is something I could have used in my current project where I need to tie Oracle and BizTalk together. We now go via the filesystem, with all issues like no garanteed delivery, no garanteed message order, etc. We could have solved these issue...

Published Wed, Sep 29 2004 8:12 AM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

Bringing the best of both worlds together on blog reading

I read my blogfeeds webbased via Bloglines for quite a while now and I love it, because whether I am at home or at work, I always have the same feeds available, with the right status of what I have read. But while Bloglines did come a long way, they just...

Published Tue, Sep 28 2004 10:25 AM by Carlo Poli

Why you need to change operation names

Kevin Lam is yet another Microsoft-employee that starts a blog about BizTalk. His introductionary post tells us why we should have unique operationnames in our ports. Turns out that if you don't the stress on the master-messagebox (the one you can't scale...

Published Sun, Sep 26 2004 6:38 PM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

Funky BizTalk pipeline logic?

Charles Young describes some strange behavior in pipelines . The topic is quite complex but he manages to describe it in a readable manner. Very good job. It made me rethink about some of the issues I had in the past that I couldn't get to work in the...

Published Thu, Sep 23 2004 4:02 PM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

Another "under the hood" BizTalk 2004 post

Gilles posted on how BizTalk artifacts gets compiled into assemblies . Very interesting if your really want to understand what's going on.

Published Tue, Sep 21 2004 1:34 PM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

How to query the BizTalk 2004 messagebox

Now here's something I like a lot. A document on how to query the messagebox is published via the BizTalk Core Engine Blog . I've worked with Commerce Server, Content Management Server and SharePoint a lot in the past and with all these products I eventually...

Published Tue, Sep 21 2004 9:02 AM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

Yet another BizTalk Blogger

Gregory van de Wiele has started his El Grego's BizTalk blog with three impressive posts on MSMQT, updating (versioning) mappings and EIF integration, not the easiest topics in BizTalk. Interesting blog.

Published Tue, Sep 21 2004 8:42 AM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

Multiple rootnodes in one schema in BizTalk 2004

BizTalk 2004 allows you to have multiple rootnodes in one schema. I thought that this was a nice way to capture a contract having multiple messagetypes in one document, so I use this in my current project. Since BizTalk identifies a messagetype by it...

Published Mon, Sep 20 2004 4:19 PM by Carlo Poli

Filed under: BizTalk 2004

Blogging from InfoPath

Several people including Don Box and Aaron Skonnard have pointed that they blog using InfoPath. Aaron even linked to an InfoPath sample template from Guoqiang Wu . Time to download that sample and test it out. I just posted this article using the InfoPath...

Published Mon, Sep 20 2004 9:13 AM by Carlo Poli

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Deploying a custom BizTalk Adapter in a merge module (and registry trouble)

MQSeries adapter release

Bringing the best of both worlds together on blog reading

Why you need to change operation names

Funky BizTalk pipeline logic?

Another "under the hood" BizTalk 2004 post

How to query the BizTalk 2004 messagebox

Yet another BizTalk Blogger

Multiple rootnodes in one schema in BizTalk 2004

Blogging from InfoPath