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WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack

The BizTalk Adapter Pack, comprising of the SAP, Siebel and Oracle WCF Bindings / Adapters which can be used with BizTalk Server 2006 R2. The Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Line Of Business (LOB) Adapter SDK.

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Performing MVG operations using the Siebel Adapter
The RTM version of Siebel Adapter no longer supports the MVG operations – Associate, Dissociate and Query_*. The reason for dropping support for these operations is a memory leak in Siebel library that the adapter uses to communicate with Siebel. We are Read More...

Posted Friday, February 01, 2008 10:02 AM by SandeepP | 0 Comments

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Upload data from an Excel spreadsheet to Siebel using the Siebel Adapter
If you have data stored in a Excel file and need to upload that to Siebel, this blog illustrates how go about doing that using the Siebel adapter. I will be using the “Account” business component and will show how to create insertion records. Let’s take Read More...

Posted Wednesday, January 09, 2008 5:24 AM by SandeepP | 0 Comments

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Using WCF Adapters with SQL Server Integration Services(SSIS)
There are two ways the adapters belonging to Adapter Pack can be used by SQL Service Integration Services: 1. Using ADO layer built on top of base adapters. This option is available with SAP and Siebel adapters. 2. Writing custom SSIS task which directly Read More...

Posted Saturday, December 29, 2007 10:26 AM by anilpr@microsoft.com | 0 Comments

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Attachment(s): SsisSiebel.zip

Siebel adapter connection URI
Siebel adapter exposes siebel connection string as URI. Siebel URI syntax is given below: siebel://SiebelGateway[:portno]/?SiebelEnterpriseServer=SiebelEnterpriseServerName&SiebelObjectManager=ObjectManagerToConnect&Language=SiebelLanguageCode&SiebelRepository=CurrentActiveRepository&SiebelServer=servername Read More...

Posted Thursday, November 22, 2007 2:40 PM by anilpr@microsoft.com | 0 Comments

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WCF Siebel adapter Vs Biztalk Siebel adapter
What are the differences between old Siebel adapter shipped with Biztalk releases and WCF based Siebel adapter? Here is the list: Since new Siebel adapter is developed using WCF LOB Adapter SDK (ASDK), ASDK features like Browse, Search and Resolve are Read More...

Posted Thursday, November 08, 2007 12:44 PM by anilpr@microsoft.com | 0 Comments

Upcoming Siebel Adapter CTP release
The upcoming release for Adapter pack will have support for Siebel integration objects. This feature will allow users to invoke Siebel Business Service "EAI Siebel Adapter" to operate against any Siebel integration object. EAI Siebel Adapter business Read More...

Posted Thursday, November 08, 2007 10:47 AM by anilpr@microsoft.com | 0 Comments

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Working with Siebel multi valued link (MVL) using siebel adapter
Siebel adapter supports working with multi valued link in Siebel. Following operations are exposed for MVLs: 1. Associate 2. Dissociate 3. Query_xxx A sample is attached for associating Contact record with Account business component. Sample starts with: Read More...

Posted Thursday, November 08, 2007 9:46 AM by anilpr@microsoft.com | 0 Comments


Attachment(s): association.zip

Positioning the BizTalk Adapter Pack
The adapters constituting the BizTalk Adapter Pack are fundamentally custom WCF binding elements. Built on the WCF LOB Adapter SDK, these adapters are host agnostic i.e. they are not tied to a specific product like BizTalk. However, their predecessors, Read More...

Posted Monday, October 29, 2007 6:08 AM by mahadevanv | 0 Comments

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Connection management in Siebel adapter
iebel adapter uses Siebel COM control to connect to Siebel backend. Since Siebel COM control objects work only in STA mode, Siebel adapter creates dedicated thread for each connection being opened to server. Sometimes this thread hangs around if Siebel Read More...

Posted Tuesday, October 23, 2007 9:58 AM by anilpr@microsoft.com | 0 Comments

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